Vibecoding inside Minecraft is now a thing.
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Vibecoding inside Minecraft is now a thing. I’m building a mod that lets you vibecode directly from a PC inside your Minecraft world. I hit my Fable limit halfway through testing, so naturally I blew the PC up with TNT. Will keep building this once my Astra/Fable limits reset.
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