Topic: website

8 entries

The internet's favourite insult, turned into a product.

Jeroen van Welsenes one-shotted a website with Opus 5.5 so he could touch grass without going outside.

AI AppsClaude Opus 5.5

Zara Zhang@zarazhangrui2 weeks ago

Six prompts. The model hired the other tools.

Zara Zhang’s water-bottle marketing site came from six Opus 5.5 prompts. The model called ElevenLabs for music, Meshy for the 3D assets and the OpenAI API for images.

Vibe CodingClaude Opus 5.5Gpt Images

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Bee@thtbee_4 weeks ago

Fourteen minutes, and it looks finished.

Bee’s Gemini 4 Pro test is a monographic website: clean, finished-looking, built in 14 minutes. The author thinks the old design-taste problem is gone.

Vibe CodingGemini

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Kevin Ngo@kevin_t_ngolast month

Company, drawn as a floor plan.

Kevin Ngo built a site of 25 miniature animated rooms with Claude Opus 5. In each one, Claude is keeping someone company.

AI AppsClaude Opus 5

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Nate Herk@nateherklast month

The skill knew the scroll. The model had to show off.

Nate Herk told GPT-6 Astra to use a custom scroll-craft skill and build different websites. The only extra instruction was to impress him. The one-shot pages did.

Vibe CodingGpt 6 Astra

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Kevin Ngo@kevin_t_ngo2 months ago

The brief was: introduce yourself.

Kevin Ngo asked Claude Fable 5 to make its own personal website. The joke is the assignment. The page is whether the model has any taste about itself.

Vibe CodingClaude Fable 5

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Hassan@nutlope2 months ago

Fifteen times cheaper, and it was the one that worked.

Hassan gave GLM 5.3 and Claude Fable 5 the same prompt: a 3D biking website. GLM nailed it for $0.14. Fable cost $2.21 and, this time, lost.

Vibe CodingClaude Fable 5

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The Bugged Dev@thebuggeddev3 months ago

One picture in. A responsive site out.

The Bugged Dev vibe-coded a full site from a single design reference with Kimi K3. SVGs, generated images, animation, and a responsive layout came with the pages.

Vibe Coding

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