Cluster IDE @ClusterIde

Thanks to @sama for changing max_tokens to max_completion_tokens in API, I hope the models have become smarter and faster? #OpenAI #API

@trikcode Hell yeah, those OpenClaw agent devs starts to get annoying. They will brag a lot with their agent-built dashboards and sites, but in reality unable to produce something more than a 1-week projects that no one needs.

@1Umairshaikh in the era of AI audience

@nikitadotdev he just opened chrome

@SleepDaizy Copilot sub

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@svpino if SE will die, AI will die too

@iannuttall it will be terrible when peope start mass posting with AI

@S_N_SH_E_ system design

It’s just me, or is 95% of AI dev tooling just faster slop generators? Vibecoded demos look cinematic, but under hood another ChatGPT wrapper generates another slop code. Speed is a lie if maintainability is zero. Who’s actually building for architecture?

Diagrams at university was pure pain. Static boxes, useless arrows Now? Game changer Cluster IDE: design visually - AI generates real code in any language Diagram = source of truth. Change design → code updates instantly Think visually Turns out diagrams weren't broken

How do you explain your idea to a person who doesn't know your programming language? Diagrams. I used to hate them. At university, UML diagrams were pure hell. Hours wasted drawing stupid boxes and arrows. Teachers nitpicking if an arrow wasn’t straight enough or aligned “properly”. It felt completely disconnected from real programming. Diagrams were just homework full of pain. Now I actually design my systems using diagrams - and this is very cool. The difference? Back then, diagrams were dead. Static. Today, they’re directly connected to code. That frustration from university is exactly why we built ClusterIDE. Instead of drawing diagrams about code, you design the system inside the diagram itself: - classes - fields - methods - relationships - architecture And from that diagram, you instantly get real code. Any language you want. Generated by AI that analyzes the diagram and turns it into working code. No more diagrams as a formality. No more “draw it and throw it away”. The diagram becomes the source of truth. Change the diagram -> the code changes. Think visually -> ship faster. Funny how the thing I hated the most at university became the foundation of how I build systems today. Turns out diagrams weren’t the problem. The way we used them was. Which tool do I use? ClusterIDE.How do you explain your idea to a person who doesn't know your programming language? Diagrams. I used to hate them. At university, UML diagrams were pure hell. Hours wasted drawing stupid boxes and arrows. Teachers nitpicking if an arrow wasn’t straight enough or aligned “properly”. It felt completely disconnected from real programming. Diagrams were just homework full of pain. Now I actually design my systems using diagrams - and this is very cool. The difference? Back then, diagrams were dead. Static. Today, they’re directly connected to code. That frustration from university is exactly why we built ClusterIDE. Instead of drawing diagrams about code, you design the system inside the diagram itself: - classes - fields - methods - relationships - architecture And from that diagram, you instantly get real code. Any language you want. Generated by AI that analyzes the diagram and turns it into working code. No more diagrams as a formality. No more “draw it and throw it away”. The diagram becomes the source of truth. Change the diagram -> the code changes. Think visually -> ship faster. Funny how the thing I hated the most at university became the foundation of how I build systems today. Turns out diagrams weren’t the problem. The way we used them was. Which tool do I use? ClusterIDE. #DevTools #BuildInPublic #DevTools #BuildInPublic

@craigzLiszt the laziest engineers switching between, the best engineers use any as a good tool

@DavidOndrej1 now try build REST with markdown

@code_sagar functional app possible(as MVP), but connect and deploy with all infra not

@Star_Knight12 Last time I worked on our project with no AI around a week ago. What’s interesting is that productivity didn't drop. The time without AI forced me to manually plan out the architecture, which made it less time consuming.

@kaif9999 everyone thought at the same moment that it will be unique to delegate posting for AI bot

@kritikakodes Hi, we are building stuff for thoughtful vibecoding by using diagrams, so lets connect!

@nodvex Honestly? Most of them are just racing to be the best autocomplete. But writing code isn't the same as engineering a structure. I think that the future is not the AI IDE, but a separate centralized agentic system. We are actually working to solve this with our new Cluster App.

@DMProjectsDev Fair point, that's the only guarantee. Did you have to write custom logic to stop those loops, or are you just using a very detailed system prompt? Curious because we're seeing the same issues while building Cluster, and thought that maybe autonomous systems experience that too.