The Reality of Software Construction and the Danger of Vibecoding in the AI Era
Why generating AI code without understanding architecture, infrastructure, and security can cause a disastrous impact on the market.
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byCode
byCode is a Modern Desktop Environment (MDE) for local agents. A proprietary coding experience that uses local LLMs (via Ollama) to develop software autonomously and collaboratively, running natively with Go and Svelte.
GoSvelteOllamaLocal LLMsAI
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[ OSS ] [ FREE ]
myTerm
myTerm is a fast and minimal terminal emulator built with Go, Wails and Svelte. No Chromium or Node overhead. It runs entirely from a single 15 MB binary — ready to work in 30 seconds on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
GoWailsSveltexterm.js
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[ OSS ] [ FREE ]
Writtt
Writtt is a local-first, distraction-free writing editor for people who think in text. Your files are plain Markdown on your own disk. No cloud sync, no account, no telemetry. Optional local AI via Ollama — your hardware, your model, zero cloud calls.
GoWailsTipTapSQLite FTS5
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Writtt Pro
Writtt Pro is a professional Cloud App for Markdown structuring and AI. Native apps for Windows, macOS and Linux are in development, as well as apps for Android and iOS.
GoWailsTipTapAdvanced Features
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[ OSS ] [ FREE ]
HeAPI
Heapi is a native, high-performance HTTP API client built with Go and Wails. No Electron bloat. No account required. It runs natively, starts in milliseconds, and uses under 50 MB of RAM — giving you a fast, distraction-free environment to test and automate HTTP requests.
GoWailsReactSQLiteREST
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The Chaos of Autonomous Agents: Why Modern AI Needs Architecture, Not Just Prompts
Evaluating the disastrous results of red-teaming production AIs and why traditional software engineering is the true defense.
AI in Everything: When the Feature Becomes the Problem
Text editors, file managers, email clients — tools that worked well are being fattened up with AI nobody asked for. The cost is real: slower apps, compromised privacy, and subscriptions for features most users will never touch.