Hi!
I have only been vibe coding for about a year now. I am a manufacturing jeweller, artist, English online teacher.
I needed an app that could help me with leasson creation - it is a beautiful thing - and every time I reach token limit, I start something new with another AI (Claude, Replit, Gemioni, Chat GPT, Loveable, Base44 etc).
So I have 5 apps that are my 'babies.'
Every time I type 'git PUSH, I feel like i am in labour! Just waiting to see what it does. They are monster apps (so I called myself BabyMonsterProductions), because my brain does not know when to stop developing and adding, tweaking, evolving.
The amount of time I spend fixing the errors made by the AI is incredibly frustrating, even with 'Golden Laws' and 'Project Rules' etc in place. I try to keep my folders neat and compact files, so if shit happens, it is localized. Sorry if I don't know the correct jargon.
My apps would be long running by now if it wasnt for confused AI. I mostly use Claude for coding, Chat GPT to correct errors Claude gets wrong, and Gemini for layout and styling. Loveable and Base44 I use for 'add on features.' I deploy with Vercel and am learning about Supabase because I have had some 'saving' issues.
Any ideas on how to make changes/fixes to apps, without touching any other files or code? I have had to make backups of everything and I keep those updated. I am learning in a mickey mouse way, jumping and figuring things out all over the show, depending on what the app demands.
PS: Do others make AIs talk to each other? Sometimes, when i don't know what to do (because i am not a true coder), I make them talk to each other - "Claude said this /Sally sid this /Gem said this" and then I watch as they go back and forth - sometimes sort it out amongst themselves, sometimes not - Chat GPT and Gemini definately do not have the same way of doing things at times. Claude is my favourite coder (rational, efficient), Sally (Chat GPT) is the voice of reason, and Gemini is fast and always wanting to try new things.
LOL. It IS wierd, the way I work. But I (and my 'team') have come up with remarkable results 😊