Vibecoding, mapped

The map for building software with AI.

Directories of tools, MCP servers, skills, and resources, a running series of field notes, and a plain-language dictionary — everything you need to actually get good at vibecoding.

01 — Directory

Tools

A curated directory of AI coding assistants, agents, and editors — sorted by what they're actually good at.

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02 — Directory

Models

The top-tier LLMs coders are actually using — context windows, per-token pricing, and what each one is best at.

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03 — Directory

MCP Servers

The Model Context Protocol connectors that give agents access to real tools and data — filesystems, databases, GitHub, and more.

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04 — Directory

Skills

Packaged, reusable capabilities that extend what an agent can reliably do — document handling, design, testing, and more.

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05 — Directory

Resources

Guides, blogs, communities, and learning material for going deeper on vibecoding beyond this site.

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06 — Field notes

Blog

Series-based articles on workflows, prompting patterns, and lessons from building real projects with AI.

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07 — Glossary

Dictionary

Plain-language definitions for vibecoding concepts — from "context window" to "agentic loop."

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