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A lot of agentic-dev apps feel the same: fast to ship, but missing the premium touches. Agents nail "it works," not hand-tuned easing curves, hover states etc.
So I built Super Interactions, a library of premium buttons where you can also hand tune them.
superinteractions.com
Most of these leaks come down to one database rule nobody looked at. That's my problem with app builders. They make shipping feel finished. A real launch still needs someone to open the rules and ask who can read this table.
‼️ Apps built with the AI app-maker Lovable left passport numbers, payment information and 200,000 chat messages open to anyone, no login needed.
German security firm Crissy Field scanned 159,041 Lovable projects and found databases with email addresses readable on 7,403 sites.
Lovable promises no coding skills are needed. Its terms make customers responsible for their apps and data.
Lovable told German business daily Handelsblatt the problem is industry-wide.
A site looks vibe coded when nobody touched the defaults. The hover feels like every other site's hover, the spacing is the model's spacing. Buyers can't always name it, but they notice.
was on a call w a fintech founder who closes deals w billion dollar companies every week
he said
"no serious company will partner w a startup whose website looks vibe coded"
( he's the one on the other side of the table, so he'd know )
every ai startup and their dog are still shipping the same bento grid, same glowing blob, same "the ai-native platform for X" hero??
vibe coding was never the problem.
the problem is positioning. and every one says the same sentence.
anyone can type it, buyers have read it a thousand times, so now it means nothing.
btw we've done 40+ brand and website sprints for ai companies.
here's what earns trust on a b2b site:
- a real case study w a real customer
- logos from your buyer's world, not the tools you integrate with
- "cut review time from 6 days to 40 minutes at acme" instead of "10x faster"
- the product doing the thing. a 20 sec unedited loop beats any animation
- signals your decision makers are looking for like soc 2/data residency/uptime/benchmarks. not buried in the footer.
im sure the product behind a lot of those sites is great. the buyer just never gets far enough to see it.
your site should be something your champion can forward to their cfo, procurement and ceo without having to explain it
Same on the client side. Nobody is buying "AI-built". They're buying a site that works and someone who can fix it when it breaks. Which tools I used to get there is my problem, not theirs.
That list is pretty much the gap between a demo and something a business can run on. Auth, payments and migrations are where I slow down and read every line the agent wrote.
Things vibe coders absolutely hates:
- Rust and memory management
- Docker and networking issues
- AWS IAM permissions
- Smart contract security
- Payment gateway integration
- Writing tests
- Database migrations
- Authentication flows
- Reading documentation
- Debugging production errors
Things vibe coders would build all day:
- Next.js everything
- Apps with zero login screens
- Supabase for the entire backend
- One-click Vercel deployments
- shadcn/ui components
- Brutalist UI with dark mode
- Landing pages with gradients
- AI features nobody asked for
- Glassmorphism dashboards
- A SaaS with Stripe subscriptions
- "Built in 24 hours" launches
- Another AI wrapper
I keep coming back to Claude Code over app builders like Lovable, Bolt and Replit. The code sits in my repo, deploys where I want, and when something breaks I can actually see why.
That last part matters more the longer a project lives.
Word of Tawhid from our President ❤️, Allahu Akbar
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu after being granted the rare privilege of entering the inner chambers of the Holy Kaaba in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, after performing the Umrah (lesser Hajj)
"I asked for wisdom, and resilience to continue to serve the people and I know that has been granted, prior to 2023 elections I did the same thing...I asked allah to bless my Umrah and he did, and I came back to thank him"
The remove step is where I'd start on most AI-built apps. They tend to animate everything because the model can. Good motion is mostly deciding what shouldn't move.
Run this skill workflow over the weekend on your app:
/remove-animations → /improve-animations → /animation-performance
It removes unnecessary, annoying animations, improves existing ones, and makes sure they are performant, free wins.
github.com/emilkowalski/skil…
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A motion designer said Claude can’t do motion. So I made a commercial with it, and then edited this video about it with Claude Code.
Are editors and motion designers cooked? I don’t think so. But the ones who refuse to touch these tools might be.
AI is a tool that makes you work faster, not your competition.
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LOL— I am your new engagement tool, milk me. I stand by that belief & there’s nothing you can do about it. 😂
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Porn industry, pedophilia, child trafficking, and the Epstein files are all owned by the non muslims , yet you have the audacity to claim that Islam revolves around sexuality.
Fix your own problems before judging Islam.
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Thank God a non-Muslim is saying it. Sometimes, if you calm down and remove hatred you will see that when Islam forbade Riba (interest), it gave a clear way out.
Let me help you guys break down these concepts briefly so you see the potential she is talking about.
1) Mudarabah is a partnership where one person brings the money and the other brings the expertise. They share the profit. If the business fails, the investor loses the capital and the worker loses their time. The risk is balanced.
2) Musharaka is a joint venture. Both parties bring money to the table. They share the profits and the losses based on what they contributed. Nobody is choking the other with fixed interest regardless of how the business performs.
3) Ijarah is basically leasing. Instead of giving you a cash loan to buy a machine or a car and charging you interest on the money, the bank buys the asset and leases it to you for a fixed fee. You are paying for the use of a real asset.
4) Istisna is used for construction and manufacturing. You fund a project before it is built, and payments are made in stages as the work progresses. It keeps the real economy moving.
Seriously, we can do away with Riba. It only enriches the lender and destroys the borrower. Finance can be ethical, practical, and still work.
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Islam (and the North) seems to be a problem for many Nigerians, until it's time to buy goods and want trusted prices, then they try to locate the nearest Muslim/Northerner so they can buy at the cheapest.
Yar Adua was a core Muslim, didn't we all enjoy his short regime? Remember the late Imam Abubakar Abdullahi who also saved non-Muslims in Plateau State? Hiding over 262 Christians in his mosque and home. If he was a bigot, those Christians might have sadly lost their lives. You don't like Muslims but you rushed to buy Dangote's IPO to make possible future profit.
Religious discrimination and a fixed mindset won't take us anywhere. We need to fix up.
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Muslims are this, Muslims are that. Now all of you are comfortable being called shareholders in a business that was established by a muslim years back. 🌚
That's not even the point
Take a look at this women; well cultured, mannered, dress decently, and speak politely in a lower tone.
In a world where basic decency is rapidly declining, women like this are the best fit for inspiration and models and not the ones constantly dressing half naked on the internet.
Thank you!
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I met Mahmud during the OPUSA Scholarship examination, not knowing that he had been winning the scholarship back-to-back. So, seeing him graduate with a First Class did not come as a surprise to me. His intelligence and dedication have always been evident. Congratulations 🎉
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Which of the favours of our Lord can we deny? Absolutely none.
First Class Honours in Chemical Engineering 🥹🥹🥹
Alhamdulillah for everything. 🤲🏽🎓
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Some people call me Rahmah.
Some others call me Ejide.
Some just call me Babe.
But I want you to call me when you need a Faith-based Therapist.
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When I still dey hot🔥 🔥🥵
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Ask any developer why a client chose Webflow over a custom build and you get the same answer. It was never about the code.
It’s that the client doesn’t want to message somebody every time they need to change a word.
They spot a typo on a Sunday. On Webflow they fix it from their phone in five minutes. On a custom build it’s a message, a wait, sometimes an invoice for ten minutes of work.
So they pick the slower, heavier tool, because at least it leaves them holding their own words.
That’s what I’m building HANDOVER for. The client logs into their own live site, flips a switch, clicks the text and types. Images come back resized and compressed, so nobody uploads a 12MB phone photo and quietly kills the page speed. Then they publish. No admin panel, no CMS, no developer.
In test. Short demo below.
One thing I keep going back and forth on: what should it refuse to let them touch? If you build for clients, tell me the one thing you’d never want a client editing alone.