Ok, I've got another one: a simple match 3 puzzle game. Vibe coded this weekend in a few hours using Sonnet 3.7, O1 Pro, and the Cline plugin for VS code. It's simple but would've taken me a week+ w/o LLMs. I'll tweet some lessons too. My 2nd submission... to #vibejam link belowshow more

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Looks great and plays well! Def want to hear your learnings because I suck at coding threejs stuff with Cursor still

Thanks for checking it Stetson! I will for sure write some, I actually struggeled to get it going with the first few prompts myself, so I think I am nailing it down. Will try to write a thread with that shortly

Looks good

Looks good!

How is credit usage in Cline btw, Louie? I wanted to try but was afraid it'd be too high, compared to Windsurf/Cursor..

It does cost a bit more, they use your API key but you have full control over each model and how many thinking tokens and all that. Overall, I prefer cline to cursor, even though it might cost a little more using our own API key.

Nice animations man, looks solid!

Was the o1 more used for the game mechanic? Or just the planing of the prompt?

A little bit of both actually, so O1 pro is very good at planning the thing, but it is also useful later when the context gets huge. Sometimes you are unable to solve a problem w/ Sonnet 3.7 and its good to throw it to O1 Pro to see what you get, often youll get a solution