My project for May is VibeSwipe - like tinder for finding vibe code project ideas. Got the idea from r/SomebodyMakeThis - link

Fuse Field is a browser‑only puzzle I built overnight—code drafted by Cursor’s vibe‑code, art generated by assetgen in one $4 pass from a plain‑text list. The sprites drop straight into a single HTML file, and each day players tackle the same seeded 5×6 grid, drag orbs, fuse chains, and share scores—no servers required, just a quick demo of how AssetGen plugs into any AI‑first workflow.

https://hangovergames.github.io/fuse-field/

Version 0.1.0 is now live!

Built today with pure vibe-coding energy — just a few hours from idea to first release. Excited to see where this grows from here!

So I wanted to update my last activity post and quickly realized that I didn’t have the ability to edit a post. I also realized that I don’t have a roadmap. So now we do have a roadmap page and edit post is in the completed column.

Just added a subscribe page for both this site and starter.vibecode.party. We’re not sending any notifications yet automatically, but will do that at some point (for when you get comments on your posts, etc).

My browser based version of the classic game War.

Self imposed 6 hour time limit. Next.js for more expose and learning.

I've been using Cursor for about a year now and have established a pretty powerful flow for creating Product Requirement Docs (PRDs) and Stateful Task Lists that Cursor can track + update.

So I decided to generalize the flow.

So far, I've built a working MVP: run npx bivvy init --cursor and it creates a ./cusor/rules/bivvy.mdc and a .bivvy directory which houses .md and .json files with unique ids. The Cursor Agent can then track those ids and step through the task list item-by-item.

And I made a marketing site: https://bivvy.ai