It's more important to be able to center a div reliably in an app that already exists.

I personally like the "add a dark/light mode toggle". Simple feature that is hard to implement right.

Full story of how Kaleen went from broken features to paying customers:
braingrid.ai/blog/builde...

The takeaway
→ Even vibe coders need structure.
→ AI tools are powerful, but they’re not magic.
→ Give them the right guardrails, and they become incredible.

Then, she tried @braingridai AI which gave her a more structured approach to AI coding:
→ Detailed requirements planning
→ Sequential task breakdown
→ Better context management

She rebuilt the feature from scratch.

It worked. Instantly.

Now she has her first paying studio owner using the platform

The breaking point was integrating an LLM to analyze class transcripts.
Her AI tools kept losing context. Every fix broke something else.

She’s building a multi-tenant Pilates SaaS platform where studio owners can host content and manage subscriptions. It even includes Stripe Connect for payments, which is no small feat.

👀→ www.braingrid.link/x

BrainGrid helps you do that without having a technical background.

Excited to launch our new website, check it out let me know what you think!

in /.claude/agents/codex-advisor.md in your project

gist.github.com/acossta/181...

Using the @aisdk provider registry i.e. caching at the provider level

The ❌ BEFORE and ✅ AFTER

ID generation logic with @prisma

Me: Is there a name for not making an API call on every character I type to the input box

Claude: Yes, that is called debouncing.

Me: Great lets implement debouncing for this combo box.

→ Click on a Project, create a new requirement, and use the `@` syntax to mention another requirement.

👉🏼 braingrid.link/x

👉🏼 This is helpful when breaking down large features into smaller requirements.

👉🏼 It is also useful when a new requirement depends on another one that has not yet been built.