curious if people here are vibecoding VR games and what stack works best for it.
i tried React Three Fiber + webxr on quest 2, mostly LLM-written code, worked surprisingly well on first try.
want to try Meta's Immersive Web SDK next.
what do you use? unity with copilot? unreal? something on the web? what worked for vibecoding?
quest 2, mostly LLM-written code. worked surprisingly well on first try.
now looking at Meta's Immersive Web SDK. anyone tried it or going to?
curious what you used and how it went.
morning news briefing seems to be one of the more popular openclaw use cases here. mine worked fine, but reading it on a phone before coffee was always the worst part of it.
so a few weeks ago i wired the briefing output into a podcast feed. tts the text, host the mp3, append it to an xml that serves as my rss. subscribed to it in apple podcasts. now i just get in the car at 7:30 and the briefing is already there waiting.
then i kept finding more uses for it. i paste a substack article to it and a few minutes later it pops up as an episode i can listen to later. weirdly addictive. i listen way more now than i used to when it was just text.
workflow is not complicated if anyone wants to build their own. i also packaged it as an mcp server in case someone wants to skip the build (you bring your own openai key). happy to answer setup questions in comments either way.
curious if anyone else here is piping their oc output to a podcast app, or if i am alone in finding this kinda magical
gave it my card a few months ago to handle weekly grocery runs using mcp server. ran great. every sunday a normal basket, normal price, picked stuff i actually eat.
yesterday it ordered 2 kg of garlic instead of 2 heads. the kg unit was the default on that product page and it didn't notice. i didn't notice either because for 3 months it never screwed up.
so now i have a garlic situation. anyone else letting their agent shop and have a similar story, or am i the only one who got too comfortable
hey, sharing cast0.ai publicly for the first time. it's free for now and i'd love some feedback before i mess with it more.
backstory: couple of months back i was playing with nanoclaw and i love listening to audiobooks and podcasts. so i hacked together a script that takes the agent's output, runs it through TTS, and pushes it to an RSS feed i'm subscribed to in apple podcasts.
then i told the agent "go research X" and walked away. like 10 minutes later my phone pings, new episode in apple podcasts. it's just my agent reading what it found. no two-hosts-pretending-to-talk like notebooklm, just the transcript as audio. and that's exactly what i wanted.
i've been using it every day since. morning briefing, hacker news digest, summaries of long articles i won't read otherwise. it sits in my podcast app next to the actual podcasts i listen to which still feels weirdly cool.
couple of weeks ago i decided to turn it into a product so other people can try it without setting up the pipeline themselves. one API call from your agent, episode shows up in your podcast app. that's the whole thing.
would be super grateful for any feedback, especially if something breaks. (and if you have ideas for what your agent should be reading to you, i'm collecting use cases.)
At work there was always someone reacting to a slack message or saying thanks for handling something. i thought it was just noise. apparently it was doing more than i realized
Now its quiet and im second-guessing things i used to just ship. didnt expect that
Anyone else experience similar feelings when they went solo ?