A vibe-coding tool for serious developers
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#2We made AppJet.ai for real developers, not just vibe-coders. AppJet helps you navigate your GitHub repository, including inside branches, fixes bugs and create new features. Let me know what you think!
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#6Nice that it has a free tier. But how does this compare to Jules/Claude/etc? What makes it different?
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#7I use TLA+ on a project that requires lots of compliance checks and tests. How will this product help me vibe-code the code base?
If your code is on GitHub you can use our app with it, it will create a safe independant branch "appjet" to work on it. Give it a try and let me know what you think!
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#8edit: 2000 messages per month for $200 doesn't really seem worth it.
edit edit: even less so when JetBrains lets you plug in self-hosted models. This business model is headed for a crash.
Re: A vibe-coding tool for serious developers
#9Nice that it has a free tier. But how does this compare to Jules/Claude/etc? What makes it different?
AppJet is directly integrated with GitHub and has a better understanding of your codebase, with more full-stack functionalities. It also includes all the deployment of your code and a direct integration with Supabase that Claude or Jules doesn't have.
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#10I use TLA+ on a project that requires lots of compliance checks and tests. How will this product help me vibe-code the code base?
AppJet.ai can help you in several ways with TLA+: Language fundamentals: Basic syntax, operators, temporal logic, actions, and specifications Modeling techniques: How to represent system state, define actions, specify invariants and temporal properties PlusCal: The higher-level algorithmic language that transpiles to TLA+ TLC model checker: Running specifications, interpreting results, debugging models Common pattern…
I don't know how you composed this response. But it reads more like a laundry list of TLA+-related buzzwords than a response based on any kind of actual experience with TLA+.
TLA+ is a weird and obscure niche, easily obscure enough to give most models very serious headaches.