Ultimately, I'd like to go for the experience of - if I want an app, instead of downloading an existing one, I just go there and vibe one, and I can use it right away, like perhaps a calculator, a world clock, a note pad, or prototyping an app idea. The page gets torn down right after each use, or you can create a link to make it reusable/sharable for a certain duration.
But it's really about making vibe products disposable and responsive that I think it will make our experiences with AI app builders a lot better.
haha yea i got tired of waiting and wanted to see things coming to life. interestingly there is another HN post right above this one that asks what people do when waiting for LLM response. hopefully we dont need to wait!
Ultimately, I'd like to go for the experience of - if I want an app, instead of downloading an existing one, I just go there and vibe one, and I can use it right away, like perhaps a calculator, a world clock, a note pad, or prototyping an app idea. The page gets torn down right after each use, or you can create a link to make it reusable/sharable for a certain duration.
But it's really about making vibe products disposable and responsive that I think it will make our experiences with AI app builders a lot better.
Wow this is really cool. The fact that it streams components one by one is really nice compared to having to wait.
It reminds me of claude.ai/imagine (which isn't available anymore) and https://github.com/wandb/openui
haha yea i got tired of waiting and wanted to see things coming to life. interestingly there is another HN post right above this one that asks what people do when waiting for LLM response. hopefully we dont need to wait!