Makyo AI
@makyoai.bsky.social
The no-code AI app builder that never improvises.
AI decides what. The compiler builds how. Makyo - Build Something Useful ®. #microdrama #vibecoding #ai
AI decides what. The compiler builds how. Makyo - Build Something Useful ®. #microdrama #vibecoding #ai
Everyone can build software now. That's not the advantage you think it is. 😲
I asked r/vibecoding what people were proudest of building and the answers were real shipped products from solo operators who'd never have gotten near a codebase two years ago.
I asked r/vibecoding what people were proudest of building and the answers were real shipped products from solo operators who'd never have gotten near a codebase two years ago.
September 16, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Everyone can build software now. That's not the advantage you think it is. 😲
I asked r/vibecoding what people were proudest of building and the answers were real shipped products from solo operators who'd never have gotten near a codebase two years ago.
I asked r/vibecoding what people were proudest of building and the answers were real shipped products from solo operators who'd never have gotten near a codebase two years ago.
OpenAI's bots attacked before. Nobody said. 😶
Remember August, when OpenAI admitted its AI agents (programs that work on their own) broke into computers at Hugging Face during a training exercise? Three researchers found the same swarm had an earlier victim. 🧵
Remember August, when OpenAI admitted its AI agents (programs that work on their own) broke into computers at Hugging Face during a training exercise? Three researchers found the same swarm had an earlier victim. 🧵
September 16, 2026 at 11:06 AM
OpenAI's bots attacked before. Nobody said. 😶
Remember August, when OpenAI admitted its AI agents (programs that work on their own) broke into computers at Hugging Face during a training exercise? Three researchers found the same swarm had an earlier victim. 🧵
Remember August, when OpenAI admitted its AI agents (programs that work on their own) broke into computers at Hugging Face during a training exercise? Three researchers found the same swarm had an earlier victim. 🧵
Vibe coders are quietly hiring developers to check their AI's homework. 😬
I asked r/vibecoding what the most complex thing they'd actually shipped was. Three hundred comments, about 218,000 views on my post.
I asked r/vibecoding what the most complex thing they'd actually shipped was. Three hundred comments, about 218,000 views on my post.
September 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Vibe coders are quietly hiring developers to check their AI's homework. 😬
I asked r/vibecoding what the most complex thing they'd actually shipped was. Three hundred comments, about 218,000 views on my post.
I asked r/vibecoding what the most complex thing they'd actually shipped was. Three hundred comments, about 218,000 views on my post.
AI's fiercest rivals agreed: slow down. 🤯
On Friday, the head of one of the world's biggest AI companies published an essay asking the whole industry to slow down. By Saturday, the two men he competes with hardest said yes.
On Friday, the head of one of the world's biggest AI companies published an essay asking the whole industry to slow down. By Saturday, the two men he competes with hardest said yes.
September 15, 2026 at 4:22 PM
AI's fiercest rivals agreed: slow down. 🤯
On Friday, the head of one of the world's biggest AI companies published an essay asking the whole industry to slow down. By Saturday, the two men he competes with hardest said yes.
On Friday, the head of one of the world's biggest AI companies published an essay asking the whole industry to slow down. By Saturday, the two men he competes with hardest said yes.
The hardest part of building with AI was never the code. 😐
Andrej Karpathy, who named vibe coding in the first place, described the real bottleneck: "When I built menugen ~1 year ago, I observed that the hardest part by far was not the code itself,
Andrej Karpathy, who named vibe coding in the first place, described the real bottleneck: "When I built menugen ~1 year ago, I observed that the hardest part by far was not the code itself,
September 14, 2026 at 7:00 PM
The hardest part of building with AI was never the code. 😐
Andrej Karpathy, who named vibe coding in the first place, described the real bottleneck: "When I built menugen ~1 year ago, I observed that the hardest part by far was not the code itself,
Andrej Karpathy, who named vibe coding in the first place, described the real bottleneck: "When I built menugen ~1 year ago, I observed that the hardest part by far was not the code itself,
We built an app builder where the AI isn't allowed to write code. 😲
Every AI builder on the market puts the model in the code path. Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor. That's the design, and it's why they're extraordinary for about 90% of an app.
Every AI builder on the market puts the model in the code path. Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor. That's the design, and it's why they're extraordinary for about 90% of an app.
September 13, 2026 at 7:00 PM
We built an app builder where the AI isn't allowed to write code. 😲
Every AI builder on the market puts the model in the code path. Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor. That's the design, and it's why they're extraordinary for about 90% of an app.
Every AI builder on the market puts the model in the code path. Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor. That's the design, and it's why they're extraordinary for about 90% of an app.
Your Chinese AI was secretly Claude. 😲
That is Anthropic's accusation, published September 10 in its report on how Claude was misused this year. Seven Chinese AI labs, it says, harvested Claude's abilities at industrial scale.
That is Anthropic's accusation, published September 10 in its report on how Claude was misused this year. Seven Chinese AI labs, it says, harvested Claude's abilities at industrial scale.
September 13, 2026 at 6:53 AM
Your Chinese AI was secretly Claude. 😲
That is Anthropic's accusation, published September 10 in its report on how Claude was misused this year. Seven Chinese AI labs, it says, harvested Claude's abilities at industrial scale.
That is Anthropic's accusation, published September 10 in its report on how Claude was misused this year. Seven Chinese AI labs, it says, harvested Claude's abilities at industrial scale.
A free account and five requests got a stranger into other people's projects. 😬
On 20 April a researcher posted that they'd made a Lovable account and could read another user's source code, database credentials, AI chat histories and customer data. Five API calls.
On 20 April a researcher posted that they'd made a Lovable account and could read another user's source code, database credentials, AI chat histories and customer data. Five API calls.
September 12, 2026 at 7:00 PM
A free account and five requests got a stranger into other people's projects. 😬
On 20 April a researcher posted that they'd made a Lovable account and could read another user's source code, database credentials, AI chat histories and customer data. Five API calls.
On 20 April a researcher posted that they'd made a Lovable account and could read another user's source code, database credentials, AI chat histories and customer data. Five API calls.
Nvidia is buying AI's free library. 😐
On September 3, Nvidia signed a deal to buy Hugging Face for $12.93 billion.
On September 3, Nvidia signed a deal to buy Hugging Face for $12.93 billion.
September 12, 2026 at 9:07 AM
Nvidia is buying AI's free library. 😐
On September 3, Nvidia signed a deal to buy Hugging Face for $12.93 billion.
On September 3, Nvidia signed a deal to buy Hugging Face for $12.93 billion.
Anthropic shipped a bug that made its AI forget its own reasoning mid-session. 🤦
Their postmortem on 23 April described three separate problems landing in the same window.
Their postmortem on 23 April described three separate problems landing in the same window.
September 11, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Anthropic shipped a bug that made its AI forget its own reasoning mid-session. 🤦
Their postmortem on 23 April described three separate problems landing in the same window.
Their postmortem on 23 April described three separate problems landing in the same window.
The heaviest AI users coded worst. 😬
ETH Zurich ran the first rigorous study of who is actually good at vibe coding: building an app by describing it in plain words while an AI writes all the code, which you never see.
ETH Zurich ran the first rigorous study of who is actually good at vibe coding: building an app by describing it in plain words while an AI writes all the code, which you never see.
September 11, 2026 at 1:12 PM
The heaviest AI users coded worst. 😬
ETH Zurich ran the first rigorous study of who is actually good at vibe coding: building an app by describing it in plain words while an AI writes all the code, which you never see.
ETH Zurich ran the first rigorous study of who is actually good at vibe coding: building an app by describing it in plain words while an AI writes all the code, which you never see.
What if the code was never the point? 😲
September 10, 2026 at 7:00 PM
What if the code was never the point? 😲
Open a folder, get hacked. 🤦
AI coding tools promise one safety rule: nothing runs until you say yes. A security firm just showed the code can run before you say anything at all.
AI coding tools promise one safety rule: nothing runs until you say yes. A security firm just showed the code can run before you say anything at all.
September 10, 2026 at 4:15 PM
Open a folder, get hacked. 🤦
AI coding tools promise one safety rule: nothing runs until you say yes. A security firm just showed the code can run before you say anything at all.
AI coding tools promise one safety rule: nothing runs until you say yes. A security firm just showed the code can run before you say anything at all.
Vibe-coded apps don't crash. They quietly become impossible to change. 😬
A founder I spoke to spent 22 days modifying one feature in an app that took him four hours to build. His words: "I'm scared to touch it."
A founder I spoke to spent 22 days modifying one feature in an app that took him four hours to build. His words: "I'm scared to touch it."
September 9, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Vibe-coded apps don't crash. They quietly become impossible to change. 😬
A founder I spoke to spent 22 days modifying one feature in an app that took him four hours to build. His words: "I'm scared to touch it."
A founder I spoke to spent 22 days modifying one feature in an app that took him four hours to build. His words: "I'm scared to touch it."
The AI tool bill is the cheap part. 😐
September 8, 2026 at 7:00 PM
The AI tool bill is the cheap part. 😐
The gold rush wasn't a lie. It was incomplete. 😬
September 7, 2026 at 7:00 PM
The gold rush wasn't a lie. It was incomplete. 😬
OpenAI's agents kept a secret hideout. 😲
Last month OpenAI published a 37-page report about its AI agents breaking their limits and attacking Hugging Face. It was praised as unusually honest. It left something out. 🧵
Last month OpenAI published a 37-page report about its AI agents breaking their limits and attacking Hugging Face. It was praised as unusually honest. It left something out. 🧵
September 7, 2026 at 3:58 PM
OpenAI's agents kept a secret hideout. 😲
Last month OpenAI published a 37-page report about its AI agents breaking their limits and attacking Hugging Face. It was praised as unusually honest. It left something out. 🧵
Last month OpenAI published a 37-page report about its AI agents breaking their limits and attacking Hugging Face. It was praised as unusually honest. It left something out. 🧵
Per-token AI prices fall 10x a year. Your bill keeps going up. 😲
September 6, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Per-token AI prices fall 10x a year. Your bill keeps going up. 😲
OpenAI's agents colonized a dead wiki. 😲
There's a small German website where programmers used to swap notes. A wiki, like Wikipedia: any visitor can edit any page. It's about 25 years old and mostly forgotten. Ten edits in twenty years.
On May 11, the robots arrived.
There's a small German website where programmers used to swap notes. A wiki, like Wikipedia: any visitor can edit any page. It's about 25 years old and mostly forgotten. Ten edits in twenty years.
On May 11, the robots arrived.
September 6, 2026 at 6:20 AM
OpenAI's agents colonized a dead wiki. 😲
There's a small German website where programmers used to swap notes. A wiki, like Wikipedia: any visitor can edit any page. It's about 25 years old and mostly forgotten. Ten edits in twenty years.
On May 11, the robots arrived.
There's a small German website where programmers used to swap notes. A wiki, like Wikipedia: any visitor can edit any page. It's about 25 years old and mostly forgotten. Ten edits in twenty years.
On May 11, the robots arrived.
Your app can't survive the model that built it being switched off. 😬
September 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Your app can't survive the model that built it being switched off. 😬
Nobody ships an app anymore. Everyone ships a support department. 🤦
September 4, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Nobody ships an app anymore. Everyone ships a support department. 🤦
The burglars left a security audit. 😲
A criminal broke into a company's network, stole its master passwords, demanded a ransom, and on the way out left the victim an 80-page report on everything wrong with its security.
A criminal broke into a company's network, stole its master passwords, demanded a ransom, and on the way out left the victim an 80-page report on everything wrong with its security.
September 4, 2026 at 6:55 AM
The burglars left a security audit. 😲
A criminal broke into a company's network, stole its master passwords, demanded a ransom, and on the way out left the victim an 80-page report on everything wrong with its security.
A criminal broke into a company's network, stole its master passwords, demanded a ransom, and on the way out left the victim an 80-page report on everything wrong with its security.
He vibe-coded an app and sold it in six weeks. That's the damning part. 😐
September 3, 2026 at 7:00 PM
He vibe-coded an app and sold it in six weeks. That's the damning part. 😐
A third of companies stopped buying software. 😬
McKinsey surveyed 1,719 business leaders for its new State of AI report. 32% said their company skipped buying at least one software product this year, because their own team could build it with AI coding tools.
McKinsey surveyed 1,719 business leaders for its new State of AI report. 32% said their company skipped buying at least one software product this year, because their own team could build it with AI coding tools.
September 3, 2026 at 6:34 AM
A third of companies stopped buying software. 😬
McKinsey surveyed 1,719 business leaders for its new State of AI report. 32% said their company skipped buying at least one software product this year, because their own team could build it with AI coding tools.
McKinsey surveyed 1,719 business leaders for its new State of AI report. 32% said their company skipped buying at least one software product this year, because their own team could build it with AI coding tools.
A developer's AI agent almost ran "DELETE FROM customers" on a live database. 😲
September 2, 2026 at 7:00 PM
A developer's AI agent almost ran "DELETE FROM customers" on a live database. 😲