DEV Community: SUPERHUANG2

I built a directory for Agent Skills (5k+ indexed) using Vibe Coding

SUPERHUANG2 — Fri, 16 Jan 2026 03:29:23 +0000

Hey devs, Just wanted to share a little project I shipped this weekend.

I was getting super annoyed trying to find good agent skills for my local agents. They are scattered all over GitHub and it's a mess.

So I decided to "Vibe Code" a solution. If you haven't tried this workflow yet (basically letting AI handle the heavy lifting while you direct the high-level logic), you need to. I used it to build a recursive crawler that indexed over 5,000+ skills way faster than I could have done manually. The result is agentskills.guide.

The Stack:
Next.js (Frontend)
Sanity (Data)

A bunch of AI-written scripts to parse SKILL.md files
It’s open and free. Just a directory to help you find tools for your agents without digging through 50 tabs of repo forks.

Check it out if you're building agents. Also, let me know if the "Vibe Coding" approach is working for you guys—it honestly brought the fun back into coding for me.

My stack: Next.js 15 + Tailwind 4 + Biome (and why I chose depth over speed)

SUPERHUANG2 — Wed, 24 Dec 2025 03:04:46 +0000

Hey guys,

Just wanted to share what I've been working on. It's called AxisY.

Basically, I suck at learning from "walls of text." I need to see how concepts connect to actually understand them. So I built this tool to turn concepts into interactive knowledge maps.

The Stack (the fun part): I decided to go bleeding edge with this one:

Next.js 15 (App Router) & Tailwind 4

Drizzle ORM + Neon (Postgres)

Swapped ESLint/Prettier for Biome (so fast!)

Vercel AI SDK for the logic

Here's the catch: It takes about 3 minutes to generate a map. I know, in the age of ChatGPT, that feels like forever. But I prioritized "depth" over "instant speed" because I wanted the maps to be actually useful, not just a shallow summary.

To fix the waiting anxiety, I added a Gallery on the home page so you can play with existing maps instantly without signing up.

Would love to know: Is the 3-minute wait a dealbreaker for you? Or is the depth worth it?

Link: https://axisy.tech/

Just removed the login wall from my app based on feedback

SUPERHUANG2 — Mon, 22 Dec 2025 05:23:42 +0000

Looking for feedback on my pivot away from mandatory login.
I launched Sentence Starters recently. The initial feedback was clear: users hated the mandatory Google login just to try the tool. One comment specifically said, "Lost me at Google login."
That hit home. I realized I was adding friction before delivering any value.
So, I spent today removing the auth wall. Now, anyone can access the phrase bank without an account. Login is only needed if you want to save favorites.
Would love to hear your thoughts on finding the balance between user retention and friction!
Check it out: https://sentencestarters.net