Vibe With Me is a build loop anyone in Twitch chat can steer. Type an idea and an AI running on our own machine plans it, builds it, checks its own work, then keeps it or rolls it back. Every change is numbered and kept. Season 1 builds 3D scenes. Next: the chain-reaction machine.
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Try it in chat: !idea a tiny lighthouse
My idea of a space rocket:
Shown only the drawing, a blind look guessed: "A cartoon rocket on a launchpad, ready for liftoff"
CHECK · 4 VIEWS
built on its own ✓placed in the scene ✓first attempt
"A space rocket and a tall service tower were added to the scene. The rocket is white with an orange nose cone and sits on a grey rectangular launchpad."
Someone in chat types an idea. Anyone can.
IDEAHow it works
Every season runs the same six steps. The season decides what "build" and "check" mean.
Type !idea and a change in chat. Anyone can.
A word filter and a safety check read it first. Ideas that fail are never built or shown.
It works out what kind of change it is. Something new gets a sketch first.
It writes the code, renders it, and checks the result. If it's wrong, it tries a fix.
A second look at before and after: done, mostly there, or not convinced.
It gets a number, a page and its pictures. A miss is rolled back.
Didn't work? Everything goes back to how it was and the idea gets one more try. So far that's about 4 ideas in 10. You see those too: we call them "nearly".
The line-up
Vibe With Me is the show and the engine. Each season gives chat something new to build, and a check a machine can run on every idea. No dates: a season starts when it works on stream.
blender · the prototype
The prototype. Chat fills a 3D scene one thing at a time; when it gets crowded, a new scene starts.
checkEvery new thing must be visible from four sides, with nothing floating or lost.
next season · Godot
A giant Rube Goldberg machine. Each idea adds one contraption: a trampoline, a domino run, a cat that knocks the ball off a shelf. A 'Nearly' is the ball flying off screen. At the end you can play it here.
checkThe simulation runs and the ball still reaches the end.
Starts when
Lightning rounds between long builds. Minutes each.
Particle toys and a cookie clicker, built by the same loop in tests.
checkThe page loads with no errors and the picture changes.
Chat bends light and colour. Builds in seconds.
checkIt compiles and the frame isn't black or noise.
A soundtrack chat composes, one line at a time. No copyright worries.
checkThe code runs and the sound isn't silent or clipping.
A tiny retro game, made by chat in an afternoon.
checkThe cart boots with no errors and a bot can play it.
On the record
Under the hood
For the curious: how a local AI builds things live without falling over, and what still goes wrong.
An open model on graphics cards in our own machine builds, screens and judges. Nothing goes to a cloud AI while the stream is on.
Local models are good at one clear step and bad at long runs. So: route, sketch, build alone, place, check, one repair, judge. Code does the maths, the model does the shapes.
Each new part is rendered in its own colour from four sides. It fails if the thing is hidden, floats, or something else disappeared. A plain "does it load" test caught none of the misses.
Every change is saved as its own version. A miss is reverted with history kept, and !undo reverts without erasing. That's why every change can have a permanent page.
# "add a space rocket on a launchpad with the full tower holding it.", from the host route new sketch known: yes · 8 parts blind guess: "A cartoon rocket on a launchpad, ready for liftoff" build 1 try · 5:44 check 4 views · passed judge built (an opinion, never blocks) record change #46 kept
!idea …Suggest a change. One waiting idea per person.!howThe bot explains the loop in chat.!poolHow many ideas are waiting, and your place.!zoom inLook closer. Also !zoom out.!undoHost and mods only: undo the last change.Questions
A live stream where chat suggests changes and an AI builds them, checks them, and keeps them or rolls them back. Right now it builds 3D scenes; a chain-reaction machine is next.
No. The host can approve, skip or undo ideas, but the plans, the code and the fixes are the AI's. You can watch every step on the stream.
An open model running on our own graphics cards. Nothing goes to a cloud AI while the stream is on air.
A change you could see in the current season: add, change, move or remove something. Silly is welcome. No links, ads, real people's names, or anything you wouldn't put on family TV.
Each idea is several steps: plan, sketch, build, render, check, fix, judge. A few minutes in all.
An idea the AI couldn't finish in time. Everything goes back to how it was, and you can see what it got close to.