Lately I’ve been seeing the same pain over and over: people in Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Base44 & v0 stuck in loops, getting vague outputs, or spending hours rewriting the same prompt. I kept sharing one-off fixes in DMs and threads, but that doesn’t scale—so I pulled everything together, cleaned it up, and made a simple place to start (and improve) fast. 👉 https://vibedprompts.com What you’ll find: - 120+ reusable prompts (scaffold, CRUD, auth, UI, SEO, integrations, more) - Submit your own prompts (credit on the page) - A prompting guide with a Prompt Enhancer and Chat Debugger to improve existing prompts or fix chat loops Would love your quick feedback: - What’s missing? - Any prompts to tweak for a specific tool? - Got a great prompt to share? Drop thoughts below or post a screenshot of what you shipped! 🚀

Just recorded a tutorial on connecting Agent Hub with n8n! Agent Hub is a new platform that lets you create and combine agents across multiple platforms like n8n, flowise, etc. https://www.skool.com/vibe-coders/classroom/a51ef45d?md=4b49bd7fdba54616ad0fafb026a58d3d Join the waiting list at theagenthub.co - connect agents from different platforms for cross-platform AI conversations and workflows. Quick Setup: 1. Download "Basic Agent Hub Chat Bot" n8n template 2. Import into n8n workflow 3. Configure webhook URL and bearer token authentication 4. Set up your AI model (OpenAI, OpenRouter, etc.) 5. Test connection and activate

I send a welcome message to everyone who joins and ask them what they'd like to see in our community and @Youssef Abd replied: "I’d also love if you could share some of your ‘magic prompts’ ✨" I happen to have a fantastic prompt I pulled from this YT video by Yifan Zhao. He reverse-engineered Claude Code's prompts by using a proxy to sniff out comms between Claude Code and the mothership. It's a fantastic tool to export a thread. Enjoy! And thanks Youssef for the request, and welcome to the community. 👍

A16z partner Martin Casado just dropped a truth bomb: software engineers who spent decades disrupting other industries are now being disrupted by AI. https://www.businessinsider.com/andreesssen-horowitz-partner-martin-casado-ai-disrupting-software-engineers-2025-9 While traditional programmers are scrambling to adapt to AI tools like Cursor and Claude Code, you're starting fresh with vibe coding as your foundation. No old habits to unlearn. Casado said it's "fun to actually be the disrupted for a change" - but here's the thing: you're not the disrupted. You're the disruptors. Question: Do you think starting your coding journey WITH AI (instead of having to adapt to it) gives you an advantage over traditional programmers? Why or why not? Drop your thoughts below 👇

Over the past six months, the Google Cloud Developer team has been experimenting with vibe coding—an intuition-driven, AI-assisted programming style that lets you guide projects with high-level ideas rather than lines of code. Here’s what they discovered: - AI as Co-Pilot, Not Replacement Tools like Gemini 2.5, Firebase Studio Prototyper, Jules, and Gemini Canvas help speed up routine tasks like boilerplate generation, debugging, and code refactoring—freeing developers to focus on creative problem–solving. https://medium.com/google-cloud/our-journey-with-vibe-coding-what-weve-learnt-over-the-past-6-months-b25a0559f008 - Vibe Coding: Creativity Meets Control Vibe coding isn't about random prompts—it’s a structured yet intuitive way to explore ideas. Whether you follow a “hacker” style for rapid prototyping or a more structured approach with a clear spec, vibe coding lets creativity flow while keeping you in charge. - Best Practices and Safeguards • Treat AI outputs as drafts—not finished products. Always ask the AI to explain its logic, suggest performance improvements, or identify potential security flaws. • Maintain human oversight. You’re ultimately responsible for the code’s correctness, maintainability, and security. • Use chain prompting—break complex tasks into bite-sized steps so the AI’s work stays coherent and easier to refine. • Refine prompts iteratively. Starting broad is fine, but subsequent prompts should add context, test cases, or performance goals for better results. - When to Vibe, When to Hold Back Vibe coding shines in R&D, mockups, and prototype-driven innovation—but for production systems requiring robustness and maintainability, a traditional or hybrid approach ensures quality. TL;DR: Vibe coding unlocks fast, intuitive, AI-powered innovation—but only when paired with thoughtful human oversight and disciplined prompting. It’s not about replacing dev skills—it’s about enhancing them.