r/viber

I have built a vibe coding speedrunner platform called ViberBlitz. It was created using Manus for coding and Claude as a consultant/advisor on the project. After the first few iterations with Manus, I started using Claude to generate prompts for Manus. It seems that Claude understands Manus and knows what Manus likes in terms of prompts. Manus actually said it appreciated the welll thought out prompts. Since I am really new at this and it is only my third attempt at vibe coding anything, I am not sure how I should approach releasing it to the public. Any input would be appreciated.

Vibe coding is great for momentum. You can prototype quickly, connect ideas fast, and get something working without overthinking every detail. But I keep wondering what happens later when the system grows. Debugging strange issues, understanding old decisions, handling edge cases, and maintaining consistency across a large codebase requires a very different mindset.

It feels like building software fast and maintaining software long term are becoming two separate skills.