Hi all! I've been a bit quiet these past couple of weeks, but for good reasons. I have been traveling back and ford to the 8th dimension via deep interconnected rabbit holes, but I'm finally seeing the light and I bring goodies from there. I have basically been diving very deep in Claude Code, Context Engineering and something super exciting: swarms. But before I get too deep on it, and share with everyone what I brought from my "discovery week", I would like to know where most people from the community are on this subject. Right now Claude Code is THE PLATFORM for vibe coding anything that you want, and if you haven't tried it, I highly encourage you to do so. Your answers will help me to know where we are as a community and will help me present the goodies in a more technical way or less. I'm always inclined to simplify things as much as possible, but, although this is not overly complicated, it does get a bit more technical than the average tool. But at the same time, the beauty of it, is how simple it is now to build insane software applications with the highest development standards. Please let me know below where are you! Thank you! How familiar you are with Claude Code?

What's education vs distraction. Over the past two weeks I got into Evaluations. The rate of Agent improvement is going to matter. The ease of human feedback will be key to that rate. Humans hate evaluating (it's the flossing of AI work). So we've gotta make it simpler. So I created an eval framework. Built a slack app using their new AI SDK Learned how to attach all of that to an auth provider. Built out the back end enough to send some tests through. Called it Eval Genius, made a bit of a logo, make a business canvas. Then found Humanloop and Weights & Balances which are really good frameworks. So... was it all a waste? Nope. I learned how to build a Git repositories. Slack backends. Connect all the things: n8n/notion/elevenlabs/blobs/enumerators/unfurls/slackblockkit Ultimately, I'll go with either W&B or Humanloop and I'll need to pay a dev to actually build it right. I build almost all of it on v0.dev with Vercel & supabase.

1️⃣ Feel It, Then Build It. If the idea sparks joy, dive in. Intuition beats a 20‑page spec every time. WHY? - Intuition‑first workflows unleash creativity and surface hidden opportunities early. 2️⃣ Chat With the AI Like a Bandmate. Describe the riff you want; let the model lay down the first track while you shape the sound. WHY? - Conversational AI lets builders focus on intent instead of syntax, speeding concept‑to‑code time. 3️⃣ Protect the Flow. Anything that jolts your rhythm, like setup scripts, boilerplate, deploy steps, gets automated or skipped. Flow is sacred. WHY? - Flow state boosts productivity; automating drudge work keeps developers in that state longer. 4️⃣ Prototype, Toss, Repeat. Treat every build as a sketch. Learn fast, erase freely, redraw better. No precious code. WHY? - Disposable prototypes support rapid learning loops and reduce attachment to mediocre ideas. 5️⃣ Ship Moments, Not Monoliths. Push tiny releases, watch people smile, tweak on the fly. If the vibe lands, you’re winning. WHY? - Frequent micro‑releases create fast user feedback and attract investor attention in the AI era. Traditional coding optimises for control; vibe coding optimises for discovery. Perfect can wait, just feel, iterate, vibe. 🚀