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Open Vibe is an open-source course and agent workflow that turns Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Open Code, or another terminal-capable AI coding agent into a SaaS-building assistant. It is built around Open SaaS, a free Wasp-powered SaaS boilerplate, so learners can create a real app while understanding the architecture behind production-ready SaaS systems.

Easy-Vibe is an open-source educational project designed to teach developers, product managers, and beginners how to build AI-powered applications using the emerging concept of “vibe coding,” a development approach that relies heavily on AI-assisted programming tools. The project provides a structured curriculum that guides learners from having no programming experience to building fully functional AI-integrated applications.

Fish Skin AI Knowledge Base is a comprehensive open knowledge base and tutorial collection that helps developers quickly learn, evaluate, and apply modern AI technologies, especially in the context of “vibe coding” and practical AI product development. The project curates structured learning paths covering model selection, AI coding tools, agent platforms, prompt engineering, and full-stack AI application workflows. It combines beginner-friendly introductions with advanced guides on context management, hallucination mitigation, and production-quality code practices. ...

synthwave-vscode is a visual theme extension for Visual Studio Code that gives the editor a retro, neon-drenched look reminiscent of 1980s synthwave aesthetics. It applies a dark base palette with bold accent colors, glowing highlights, and sharp contrasts to bring an edgy, stylized atmosphere to coding sessions. Syntax highlighting is tuned to balance readability with dramatic flair, ensuring code elements don’t get lost while preserving the cool visual vibe. The theme also includes optional “neon glow” effects on UI elements, cursor styles, and sidebars for users who want a more immersive style. Many users choose it to inject personality into their development environment—especially in late-night coding sessions. ...

I created this rss reader completely with AI, using Claude and Mistral. The only manual change was the title. I don't know much about JavaScript and I didn't look at the code at all. It might be really bad code, but it works for me. The data is stored completely in the browser, so if you are interested, you can simply open it from the following url: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/rssshow/code/trunk/rssshow.html