DEV.you: dev.you

What are Skills?

dev.you — Sun, 10 May 2026 13:06:13 +0000

Skills are reusable instructions, workflows, and tool-specific setups that help AI assistants perform better on real development tasks.

This section is for practical skill packs, installation notes, usage examples, agent instructions, project memory patterns, MCP setups, and repeatable AI coding workflows.

If you have a useful skill, prompt, workflow, or agent setup, this is the place to document it.

What is vibe coding?

dev.you — Sun, 10 May 2026 13:04:34 +0000

Vibe coding is a new way of building software where the developer describes intent, guides the process, reviews the result, and uses AI tools as active collaborators.

This tag is for workflows, experiments, opinions, tutorials, failures, and real examples of building products with AI-assisted development.

Use it for posts about Cursor, Claude, OpenAI, agents, MCP, rapid prototyping, prompt-driven development, and the changing role of developers.

AI News is now open

dev.you — Sun, 10 May 2026 13:03:19 +0000

This section is reserved for curated AI news, product updates, ecosystem changes, and important announcements selected by the dev.you editorial team.

We will use it for short, useful updates about AI-native development, coding tools, agents, MCP, automation, and product-building workflows.

For now, this tag is maintained by the dev.you team.

Welcome to DEV.you

dev.you — Sun, 10 May 2026 04:35:30 +0000

dev.you is a community for people building products with AI.

This is a place for developers, founders, creators, indie hackers, and curious builders who are exploring how software creation changes when AI becomes part of the workflow.

Here we want to collect practical stories, experiments, workflows, tutorials, failures, launches, and discussions around AI-native development.

What belongs here:

vibe coding experiments
Cursor, Claude, OpenAI, and MCP workflows
agent-based development
automation and internal tools
product building and indie hacking
devlogs and launch stories
technical tutorials and tool comparisons
honest lessons from building real things

dev.you is not meant to be another corporate tech blog or a generic AI news feed.

The goal is simpler: create a place where builders can share what they are actually trying, shipping, breaking, learning, and improving.

Write in the language that fits your audience. English, Russian, or any other language is fine.

Build something. Share it. Learn from others.