My reaction when the Replit guy is talking

Claude Sonnet 4 Project is not too complex. But it seems it got off to a bad start. It's usually cheaper and more effective to create a new project with a revised prompt if the original is stuck. Or if you're in deep, have it completely remove the feature that isn't working, then add it back. See: https://soapbox.pub/blog/debugging-in-shakespeare

I would recommend you do not use a predatory subscription plan. I build Nostr apps frequently with Shakespeare and spend between $2-10 per project. It can become hundreds for highly involved ​projects, but I am not sure what you did to trigger that.

NEW BIG TECH OVERLORDS

https://bardcore.shakespeare.wtf/

Embrace witchcraft 🧙‍♀️

There is no open search engine API. Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Baidu, Yandex, Brave... they are all the same. All exactly the same. Even the "virtuous" ones are just lying. None of these offer a public API.

The biggest thing holding vibe coding back right now is that the web is closed. You can't write a prompt like "highlight the best bardcore videos on YouTube" because YouTube's API is closed. Google search, DuckDuckGo, even Brave Search are closed APIs. If the whole web had open APIs we'd be seeing the cambrian explosion we dream of. This really proves why Nostr matters.

Blue Santa is "Trust & Safety" Santa Red Santa is a little more chaotic

https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/6235

What a mess they have created

Try again, then deploy it

Shakespeare works as good if not better than Lovable, Replit, etc​ except it's open source and made by one guy, versus​ billion dollar companies with hundreds of employees. It requires no infrastructure because it works entirely on your device, so it scales infinitely for free.​ It does not seem like it should be possible. It's gotten basically no mainstream attention, and people are biased against it, believing it cannot be better than the crapware Big AI bubble software. But I'm here to tell you that it's not that hard.​

https://soapbox.pub/blog/shakespeare-origin-story

Bro

Since they acquired Bun, an entire JavaScript runtime, for Claude Code, maybe they should make the Bun guys change 1 line of code for them.

Just sign into it with a burner nsec. You don't need to be signed in with Nostr at all if you bring your own API key

Did you know that you can edit Shakespeare in Shakespeare? No other web-based AI builder allows users to edit the platform itself (usually at all), WITHIN the platform.

Anthropic did all this and didn't even do the BARE MINIMUM of adding AGENTS.md support to Claude Code: https://www.anthropic.com/news/donating-the-model-context-protocol-and-establishing-of-the-agentic-ai-foundation Codex and goose both support it (both are also Open Source) Why even have standards if you don't use them? It would be a 1-line change in Claude Code​ to change CLAUDE.md to AGENTS.md​. I would submit a PR, but it's closed source!

I just built a site on Lovable, synced it with GitHub, and then instantly transferred it into Shakespeare. Did we know we could do that?

You can try

https://www.reddit.com/r/Base44/comments/1n4esrs/base44_says_you_own_your_apps_but_do_you_really/