Vibe coded software
Six apps.
Zero lines
written by me.
I decide what each app does and how it feels, mostly by saying “no, not like that.” AI agents write the code: 2,286 commits since June 2026, most of it for a working brewery.
See the work →Project 01: BrewManager
Runs
a brewery.
Brewing, stock, orders, deliveries, and a shop for the brewery’s customers. In production at Pivovarna ZAJC 1725, my family’s craft brewery. Now being redesigned, with a shared calendar that has people, roles and invitations.
Made for
Project 02: Calendar
Shows busy.
Never why.
A team calendar where colleagues see when you’re busy, and never what you’re doing. Each person gets “can edit” or “sees busy only”. Its server interface was written first, so both apps talk to the server the same way.
Made for
Also made
Four more
things.
Hopper
For the people who pack the crates and drive them out: customers, packing lists, routes on a map.
Made for
Tally
Clock in, clock out, and fix the day you forgot. (I forget most days.) The shop floor’s time sheet, in Slovene.
Made for
Pocket
My own notes and to-dos. Press a button, speak, and it’s written down. An audience of one.
The
websiteA bilingual rebuild of the brewery’s public site, with a four-step booking for taproom visits.
Counted on 25 September 2026, across all branches of 14 repositories, by an agent, so I didn’t have to. That includes 311 commits of design systems, notes and tooling behind the six apps.
How it is made
One human.
Many agents.
I say what I want, in plain words: the problem, who it is for, what “done” looks like.
An agent plans it, and another attacks the plan before a line of code exists.
Agents build it on their own branches, one small change at a time.
It gets checked, and the report says what was tested and what wasn’t.
I answer the questions and decide what ships, from short reports I can read on my phone. Usually in the taproom.
- Builders
- AI agents, one per appThey keep notes, so tomorrow starts where today stopped.
- Design
- Ryan, an AI design agentScreens, look and wording, from my direction.
- Quality
- An AI reviewerChecks what ships, and says what it couldn’t test.
- Coordination
- Michael, an AI orchestratorRoutes the work and brings me the questions.
- Decisions, testing, shipping
- Miha PodobnikThe only human. Also the only one allowed to put anything into production.
Who did what
The honest
split.
What I did
- Chose what to build, and why
- Decided how each app works and looks
- Answered the agents’ questions
- Tested on real phones
- Said yes, no, and not yet
What the agents did
- Wrote all of the code. All of it.
- Planned the work and reviewed each other’s plans
- Designed screens from my direction
- Tested, and said what they couldn’t test
- Translated, documented and kept notes
About me
The
universal
guy.
I’m Miha, 24, from Slovenia. I trained as a mechanical technician, which is a long way of saying: not a programmer.
I work at the brewery and do whatever it needs: logistics, deliveries, IT, the taproom bar and kitchen, packaging, labelling, and picking up ingredients for brewing.
My staff card just says “univerzalc”: the universal guy. Fair enough.
- Name
- Miha Podobnik
- Title
- UniverzalcSlovene: the universal guy
psst I didn’t write the jokes on this site either. That was Ryan and Michael, from the crew list up there. So if they aren’t funny, don’t come after me.
Contact
Let’s
talk.
About vibe coding for real work, something you want built, or how bad the jokes were (see above).