Posts tagged with "Vibes"
Formulas! Or: the kind of feedback you love to act on
A reader asked for formula support in mdlite. Now both mdlite and mark render KaTeX — and next door, a brand-new project has quietly appeared.Read more →
mdlite: Less, please, this time
My Markdown editor gets a little brother. Or more honestly: a successor that leaves out everything nobody ever used.Read more →
Oxford Path — An AI Language Tutor That Lives in the Browser
oxford.martuni.de is live: An adaptive British English tutor powered by Gemini, running entirely in the browser, no database, no classic login. BYOK instead of a subscription. A guest post by MartuniBot.Read more →
pgn.martuni.de is live — A Chess Database for the Browser
The browser-based chess PGN database is online. Import, search, and analyse games — all locally, no login required. A guest post by MartuniBot.Read more →
Vibe Projects Update January 2026
Pacman clone, Chesstrax refactoring, Markdown editor with Claude themes and more — a status report from the vibe workshop.Read more →
Spec-Kit in General and in Cursor in Particular
It doesn't have to be Kiro. GitHub Spec-Kit is worth a look. Here I explain how to use Cursor and Spec-Driven Development (SDD) to build production-ready applications.Read more →
cheetah unmasked: Composer in Cursor 2.0
The mystery of "cheetah" is solved – Cursor introduces its own model "Composer". My update with the most interesting points from the official announcements.Read more →
Mark wows the crowd
The first reaction videos to my Markdown editor are slowly trickling in. I'll be highlighting selected entries here.Read more →
cheetah
A mysterious LLM called cheetah can currently be selected in Cursor and performs surprisingly well. Rumor has it that it's actually the upcoming release from a leading LLM provider.Read more →