// showcase
A gallery of things shipped by directing AI coding tools — games dreamed up in an afternoon, weekend apps, oddball dev tools. Proof of what the scene is making right now.
Went viral · early 2025
A browser-based multiplayer flight sim prototyped in about three hours from the prompt "make a 3D flying game in the browser." The breakout hit that kicked off the vibe-coded games wave.
Open source · weekend build
A peer-to-peer encrypted messenger that relays over Bluetooth LE mesh — no servers, accounts, or internet required. Built as an open-source weekend project.
1,000+ entries
An open game jam where every entry had to be at least 80% AI-written and free to play in the browser. It drew over 1,000 submissions and turned vibe-coded games into a movement.
Game Jam · 1st place
A retro low-poly 3D taxi sim with a surprising amount of charm and polish. Took first place in the 2025 Vibe Coding Game Jam.
Game Jam · 3rd place
A low-poly aerial combat game with real-time multiplayer dogfights. Placed third in the 2025 Vibe Coding Game Jam.
A tiny agent that reads your team’s commits and PRs overnight and posts a plain-English morning summary to a channel. The kind of internal tool a single prompt session can stand up.
Snap a photo of a receipt and it extracts line items, categorizes them, and exports a tidy CSV. A weekend mobile build that scratches a real personal-finance itch.
Drop in any image and it generates an accessible, WCAG-checked color system with tokens you can copy straight into your CSS. A designer-friendly tool built from a single brief.
A worldbuilding canvas where you sketch characters and places, and an agent keeps the timeline and relationships consistent as the story grows. An example of creative tooling that leans on AI under the hood.
Habits visualized as planets whose orbits decay when you miss a day — a playful spin on streak tracking. The sort of polished web app that comes together in an afternoon of prompting.
Point it at a repo and it drafts human-readable release notes from merged PRs, grouped by feature, fix, and chore. A dev tool that turns a chore into a one-click step.
A calm, generative aquarium that fills with creatures based on the local weather and time of day. A small creative-coding piece showing how far a few prompts can go.
A browser dungeon-crawler with procedurally described rooms and an AI dungeon master that narrates as you explore. Representative of the game-jam energy in the scene.
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Verified entries link to public, documented projects. Cards marked concept are illustrative of what the community builds and aren’t tied to a specific person.