VaiPai15

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   by VaiPai15 6mo ago

   What's interesting is that all these tools still assume you want to write code, even if assisted. Lyzr Architect takes a different angle: describe your whole use case in plain English and get a live deployed app (React/Next.js fro
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   by VaiPai15 6mo ago

   Your clinic apps already proving the concept is the real signal here. The next step isn't necessarily learning to code; it's finding tools that let you describe a specific use case in plain English and get a full, deployed app bac
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   by VaiPai15 7mo ago

   Really useful idea, user research is one of those tasks time-consuming enough to automate but nuanced enough most teams don't bother. A voice agent that runs interviews and returns structured themes solves the "I don't have t
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   by VaiPai15 7mo ago

   The framing of "is vibe coding a job requirement" conflates two things: the skill of coding-by-prompting, and the skill of knowing what you need to build. The second one is genuinely underrated. Knowing your problem well enough to
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   by VaiPai15 7mo ago

   The visual modeling approach makes a lot of sense for designing agent systems, being able to see the whole architecture before you build it is underrated. Scryer looks like a solid tool for that design phase. The next logical step from visu