omg, you guys, i just found out about this super cool tool that helps you find missing lego pieces for your old sets. it's called brickbacklog, and it's literally a lifesaver for anyone who's ever tried to rebuild an old lego set only to realize they're missing a bunch of pieces. the tool uses something called vibe coding, which i've heard of before but never really thought much about - until now.



so, apparently, the creator of brickbacklog is a huge lego fan just like me, and they were getting frustrated with trying to find the right pieces for their sets. they're also a web developer, which is pretty cool, and they decided to use vibe coding to make a tool that would help them (and us) find the missing pieces. the best part is that it only took them like 15 minutes to get a working prototype, which is just crazy.



i'm not gonna lie, i'm a bit skeptical of all this ai stuff, but it's hard to deny how useful brickbacklog is. the tool lets you enter a set number, see all the parts, and check them off as you find them - it's super intuitive and easy to use. and the best part is that it doesn't even require you to log in, so you don't have to worry about your data being stored anywhere. the creator of the tool has also added some new features and fixed bugs, so it's just getting better and better.



i'm definitely gonna be using brickbacklog to help me find the missing pieces for my own lego sets, and i think it's a great resource for anyone who loves lego. it's also pretty cool to see how vibe coding can be used to make something like this, andRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?