VibecodedHub: A Discovery Platform Built Entirely with Claude Code
Project Overview
A developer has built VibecodedHub, a discovery and launch platform for "vibe-coded" projects — projects built with Claude, Cursor, and other AI tools. The platform aims to help these projects get discovered rather than disappearing into GitHub repositories.
Development Approach
The entire build was done with Claude Code as the primary engineer across multiple focused sessions. The developer treated Claude Code as a senior full-stack engineer with clear constraints and followed a phased approach:
- One system at a time (authentication first, then database, then features)
- Confirming each phase before moving to the next rather than letting it run continuously
Platform Features
The complete build includes:
- Landing page
- Authentication system
- Content feed
- Project submission functionality
- Stripe payment integrations
- Admin panel
- SEO implementation
- Open Graph (OG) image generation
Current Status
The platform is live at https://vibecodedhub.com and is accepting submissions of projects built with Claude and other AI tools.
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