The legacy features of YouTube Summarizer were built without vibe coding. The new features were implemented with Cursor while keeping the original stack and codebase. New capabilities include:
We also added Favorites, which lets you create and browse collections (sharing will likely come later).
Benefits I got from vibe coding:
- It’s easier to get started making changes. Instead of recalling the directory structure to know where to begin, I can simply tell Cursor which route to modify and let it explore the codebase. This makes it faster to start, especially when switching across multiple projects.
- It helps me start projects with unfamiliar stacks much faster. For example, I wasn’t familiar with GitHub Pages before, but for a simple project gallery, I could start and build iteratively with Cursor and learn the platform along the way.
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