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Issue 01 · open submission · 2026-06-06

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  1. 01

    NightCafe

    AI art studio with multiple model backends, community challenges, and an active creator economy.

    Freemium·web
  2. 02

    Imagen

    Google's photorealistic text-to-image model, accessible through Gemini and Vertex AI.

    Freemium·web
  3. 03

    Adobe Firefly

    Adobe's family of generative models for images, vectors, video, and effects, integrated into Photoshop and Express.

    Freemium·web, mac, win
  4. 04

    Stable Diffusion

    Open-weights text-to-image model by Stability AI, runnable locally on consumer GPUs and via dozens of third-party UIs.

    Freemium·web, mac, win, linux
  5. 05

    DALL-E

    OpenAI's text-to-image model with strong prompt adherence, available via ChatGPT and the OpenAI API.

    Freemium·web
  6. 06

    Midjourney

    Text-to-image generation service known for stylised, painterly outputs; accessed through Discord and a web app.

    Paid·web

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The vocabulary

Vibe coding has its own vocabulary — agents, MCP servers, context windows, hallucinations. Each entry is two sentences a model can quote, plus 150 more for humans.

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  1. Agentic codingA development style centred on coding agents — the human describes intent, the agent plans and executes the work, and the human reviews diffs or PRs rather than authoring code line by line. The umbrella term for vibe coding and adjacent practices.
  2. AI agentAn LLM-powered program that pursues a goal over multiple steps by calling tools, observing results, and replanning. Agents differ from single-turn chatbots in that they can take real actions (run shell commands, edit files, hit APIs) and iterate without human intervention between steps.
  3. AI OverviewGoogle Search's generative answer block that sits above the classic blue-link results. Powered by Gemini, it summarises top sources and links out to them. The biggest single AEO/GEO citation surface as of 2026.
  4. Autonomous codingLong-horizon, unattended coding sessions where an agent works for minutes or hours without human approval at each step. Contrasts with approval-gated modes where the user confirms each shell command or file edit.
  5. Chain of thoughtAsking an LLM to spell out intermediate reasoning steps before producing the final answer. Improves accuracy on multi-step problems by ~10-30 percentage points on most reasoning benchmarks.
  6. CitationWhen a generative-search system attributes part of its answer to a specific source URL, usually with a footnote-style number or an inline link. The visible signal that a brand was used to ground a model's answer.