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VibePi: How I Actually Use It to Prep for Dev Interviews
vibepi May 24, 2026
VibePi: How I Actually Use It to Prep for Dev Interviews
Most interview prep stalls at "know your stuff." VibePi pushes past that by making you actually say your answers out loud and then telling you exactly what went wrong. Here's how I use it before any technical interview.
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Running lac-cli Fully Offline with Ollama
lac-cli May 23, 2026
Running lac-cli Fully Offline with Ollama
lac-cli works completely offline with Ollama — no API keys, no cloud calls, nothing leaving your machine. Here's exactly how to set it up and what works best locally.
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LacCode Studio: Describe a Backend, Watch It Get Built
lacstudio May 22, 2026
LacCode Studio: Describe a Backend, Watch It Get Built
Scaffolding tools save you maybe five minutes. LacCode Studio skips the scaffold entirely — you describe what you want and watch the files appear. Here's what it's actually like to use it.
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lac shell: Just Type What You Mean
lac-cli May 18, 2026
lac shell: Just Type What You Mean
Everyone talks about lac agent and /multi, but lac shell is the part I use the most. It's the simplest thing: type what you want in English, get the right command, run it.
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lac gendoc: API Docs That Write Themselves
lac-cli May 17, 2026
lac gendoc: API Docs That Write Themselves
Writing API docs by hand is the task every developer postpones until a teammate gets angry about it. lac gendoc detects your framework, reads your routes, and generates interactive HTML docs in one command.
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lac mind: Make AI Models Argue Until You Get a Better Answer
lac-cli May 16, 2026
lac mind: Make AI Models Argue Until You Get a Better Answer
Most AI workflows pick one model and trust it completely. lac mind takes the opposite approach: pit multiple models against each other, let them argue across rounds, then vote on the best response. Here's how that actually plays out in practice.
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lac agent: The Coding Assistant That Remembers Your Project
lac-cli May 15, 2026
lac agent: The Coding Assistant That Remembers Your Project
Most AI coding assistants forget everything the moment you close the chat. lac agent doesn't — it keeps a live memory of your project and lets you undo any change with a full diff preview.
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LacPointer: Stop Tab-Switching, Start Talking
lacpointer May 13, 2026
LacPointer: Stop Tab-Switching, Start Talking
Tab-switching is one of those quiet productivity drains you stop noticing until something removes it entirely. LacPointer did that for me — here's the workflow I've settled into after a few weeks.
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lac-cli /watch: Let the AI See What You're Debugging
lac-cli May 12, 2026
lac-cli /watch: Let the AI See What You're Debugging
Describing a bug to an AI is tedious. /watch in lac-cli skips the description entirely — it records your browser session and hands the full timeline to the agent. Here's how it actually works.
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