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Ask HN: What's on your vibe coding roadmap?

by ashu1461 on 10/14/25, 9:13 PM with 4 comments

I am thinking of building a LLM based auto correct feature which corrects grammar and auto corrects as I type, pretty much like grammarly but more llm powered and hosted locally.

What's the next thing you're vibe coding or planning to build?

  • by Stellisoft on 10/14/25, 9:22 PM

    Having built a code editor (stellisoft.com) that represents code as json at an atomic level, my next move is to allow AI to manipulate it to manage and orchestrate applications based upon user instruction or (if desirable) based upon its own judgement. Example: "optimize this API's performance" → AI refactors across frontend, backend, and database because it understands the structural relationships, not just text.

  • by muzani on 10/15/25, 11:12 AM

    I've been unhappy with project management tools for over a decade now. There's nothing for personal project management and context switching.

    Workflowy is cool, but it doesn't fit my workflow. It's also not profitable. Asana was great, but they started targeting teams. A lot of these tools are heavily team focused; the experience is heavily geared there. I end up using a Sublime Text plugin for personal things. Most of these tools have a terrible mobile experience, and it's still the same a decade later.

    The other problem is that most tools are overly flexible. Jira is customizable but it's just terrible user experience. Linear is like Jira with the 80% main features and people use it just because it's a smoother Jira.

    Basecamp, Trello, Todoist, Pivotal Tracker are heavily opinionated and don't try to do what they're not meant to do. But they're not my workflow either. So vibe coding a project management tool at this point makes more sense for me than trying to config Jira for personal use.

    Specifically, there's things like priority. I think priority matters a lot, but there's no difference between Item A of medium-high priority and Item B of medium-high priority. I like having an "I'm feeling lucky button" to just pick an item of high priority instead of having to think.

    My bug list are the following priority levels: emergency, requested, very important, important, fix if time, probably don't fix, can't repro/don't fix. I think it was retrofitted from FogBugz: https://webapps-support.ccts.uic.edu/help/topics/schedules/P...

    Well, it's also too much work to set up FogBugz or even customize Jira to this, nor do I want to pay for either. I've already built all the above. It's all set up in Flutter, meaning it runs on mac, windows, web, ios, android just fine. A few more days of work and I can then sync it to my phone.