Four data analytics dashboards, each generated from a single detailed prompt using AI coding assistants inside VS Code, then deployed as live Streamlit apps.
This repository is my vibe coding lab: a place where I test how far clear thinking, good prompting and AI tools can take an analytics idea, from a business question to a deployed dashboard.
| Project | Live App | Code |
|---|---|---|
| 🛒 Blinkit Operations Analytics | Open app | Folder |
| 👥 IBM HR Analytics ("People Signals") | Open app | Folder |
| 🎬 Netflix Data Analysis | Open app | Folder |
| 🏪 Supermarket Sales Dashboard | Open app | Folder |
| 🛒 Blinkit | 👥 IBM HR |
|---|---|
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| 🎬 Netflix | 🏪 Supermarket |
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Every project in this repository was built through AI-assisted development, and I want to be fully transparent about it:
- Zero lines of code were typed by hand. All code was generated by AI assistants (IBM Bob and GitHub's AI tooling) working inside VS Code.
- Each project started from one single, detailed prompt. The quality of the result came from the quality of the instructions: the business goal, the dataset, the metrics, the dashboard layout and the expected insights were all defined up front.
- The human role was direction, not typing. I chose the problems, defined what "good" looks like, reviewed the output, fixed issues (for example, dataset paths and deployment errors), and shipped the apps live.
Modern analytics work is moving toward AI-assisted workflows. These projects show that I can:
These are AI-assisted builds and I present them as exactly that. My hand-written analysis work (SQL, Pandas, EDA, statistics and Forage simulations) lives in separate repositories.
- Language: Python
- Libraries: Pandas, Plotly, Streamlit
- Development: VS Code with IBM Bob and GitHub AI assistants
- Deployment: Streamlit Community Cloud
- Version control: Git and GitHub
vibe-coding-projects/
├── Blinkit-Operations-Analytics-Vibe_coding/
├── IBM-HR_Analytics/
├── Netflix/
├── Supermarket-Sales-Dashboard-Vibe-Coding/
├── LICENSE
└── README.md
Each project folder has its own README with the project details.
# 1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Himanshu-5680/vibe-coding-projects.git
# 2. Open a project folder (example: Blinkit)
cd vibe-coding-projects/Blinkit-Operations-Analytics-Vibe_coding
# 3. Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# 4. Start the app
streamlit run app.pyThis project is licensed under the MIT License.




