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It worked Of course it worked! It never ever doesn't work right? I vibecoded my own Spotify that works with Amazon Alexa and plays all my own MP3 music files 😊 Claude Code calls it the 🎶 Jukebox I put some coffee jazz MP3s (that I purchased) in an...

130,753 次观看 • 14 天前 •via X (Twitter)

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@levelsio 的头像
@levelsio14 天前

Cancelled ✅

David Bonet 的头像
David Bonet14 天前

That is it. I will only buy hardware from now on. I actively don't want the software.

@levelsio 的头像
@levelsio14 天前

Yep we can build our own

domhaul 的头像
domhaul14 天前

Give it a week and Jukebox has a landing page and paying users

Kaito | 海斗 的头像
Kaito | 海斗14 天前

been trying to jailbreak my echo spot 2024 so i can make it do what i want. every promising try that claude did turns out to be for the 2017 model 😭

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CleanFix Dev14 天前

Software for an audience of one is the most underrated thing vibe coding unlocked. No pricing page, no roadmap, just the exact thing you wanted. And since you own it, there's no algorithm deciding what plays next.

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INDIE | KAI14 天前

Even people are replacing Spotify wow

Adam Bardon 🔭 的头像
Adam Bardon 🔭14 天前

Spotify is an absolute slop! Which is very sad because their mixes and recommendations used to be really good

Fernando Signorelli 的头像
Fernando Signorelli14 天前

I’m surprised you’re comfortable with Alexa in the privacy of your home

Jasper Braakhuis 的头像
Jasper Braakhuis14 天前

My experiment was to vibe code my own music jukebox and put it in a live stream so my audizio rimini kitchen radio can play it. The quality of the songs is not yet great but that will improve over time

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Joe Simo14 天前

Buying coffee jazz MP3s and hosting them in your own R2 bucket is the most 2005 idea built with the most 2026 tools.

Sergiu 🤖 AI Directories 的头像
Sergiu 🤖 AI Directories14 天前

lol spotify getting churned by a vibecoded jukebox 😂 next one is Netflix?

Dan ⚡️ 的头像
Dan ⚡️14 天前

all that's left is to vibe code steak

Murad ⚡️ 的头像
Murad ⚡️14 天前

Coincidentally ive been doing something similar. You can request the entire listening history of your account on Spotify. I’ve had my acc since 2012, so I’m gonna use that to build a recommendation algorithm with Claude and eventually self host music like I already do w movies

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Drew | Building with AI14 天前

This is the best use of vibe coding. Small tools for an audience of one that fix your own annoyance. No roadmap, no support tickets, just the thing working exactly how you want.

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Rav14 天前

I’m still concerned with all these Alexa’s, google home, Apple home I have enough devices that already eavesdropping..that’s the only reason why I don’t have any of those yet But as for Spotify I think the only really useful and valuable subscription is YouTube

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bapic14 天前

So are you downloading all of your music then?

jacob goldschein 的头像
jacob goldschein14 天前

every b2b startup tomorrow: "introducing jukebox for teams"

Manu Pastor 的头像
Manu Pastor14 天前

Did you also cancelled your password manager? 🤔

Daniel Smidstrup 的头像
Daniel Smidstrup14 天前

nice :)

Federico 的头像
Federico14 天前

Yes, the MP3s that we purchase on the internet. Of course :)

Nijat | 🇵🇱 Warsaw 的头像
Nijat | 🇵🇱 Warsaw14 天前

where did you get your mp3s and where do you hist them?

Serg 的头像
Serg14 天前

Wow, I hate how dumb my Alexa is, so outdated, but seems I can get Claude to improve it

Hyrum 的头像
Hyrum14 天前

claude code rebuilt winamp for alexa and named it the jukebox, we've come full circle

stemonte 的头像
stemonte14 天前

jesus christ it has activated my alexa but on Spotify lmao

@levelsio 的头像
@levelsio14 天前

LMFAO

Jack Mitchell 的头像
Jack Mitchell14 天前

This is so sick wish there was an easier way to create custom skills on Alexa like this tho

Andriy Zhuk 的头像
Andriy Zhuk14 天前

JukeBox - almost like my last name xD good job!

dɐvıdǝ 的头像
dɐvıdǝ14 天前

add integration with Suno and ask it to create and play music in the spot... i'll do it 😂👌🏻

Tiago Chi - massinha.net 的头像
Tiago Chi - massinha.net14 天前

Who has music in mp3 files in 2026?????

𝐕𝐈𝐍☆༻🧞‍♂️ 的头像
𝐕𝐈𝐍☆༻🧞‍♂️14 天前

niceeee. do i need to buy alexa to do this or would any chinese hardware equivalent work?

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Buffer14 天前

cancelling every subscription then vibecoding your own spotify is the most 2026 flex lol

Vayun 的头像
Vayun14 天前

The Routine that drops "ask the jukebox" is the best bit

Shyamalan 的头像
Shyamalan14 天前

claude code built you a whole spotify and the entire catalog is coffee jazz 😭

Justus Bruns 的头像
Justus Bruns14 天前

Good choice of music ✌🏼

0xProbability 的头像
0xProbability14 天前

That’s sick 🔥

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