I spent a decade inside games. Now I build with AI. This is the signal from that orbit.
Enter the log →Three years ago I was grinding ranked ladders, reading frame data, chaining combos until 4am. Turns out the muscle that lets you stay locked in past last-call is the same muscle that makes you good at shipping with AI.
I don't queue anymore. I prompt. I commit. I ship. The combos are just in a different language now.
Every loop has gotten shorter. Have an idea at 11pm, prototype at midnight, on the internet by 2am. The bottleneck used to be typing speed. Then it was skill. Now it's just how well you can think out loud.
Vibecoding isn't a shortcut — it's a different instrument. You still need taste. You still need to know what "done" looks like. You just stop being the bottleneck.
A handful of tools. A few experiments. More than a few things that won't ship. Details declassify when there's something worth showing.
I pick tools the way I used to pick mains: fast, responsive, deep skill ceiling, good combos with everything else in the kit.
Nothing to sign up for. Nothing to buy. This page is a signal flare — if you got here, the orbit is close enough.