User Vibecodes Tampermonkey Scripts to Patch Long-Ignored UX Bugs in University Systems
craig_macdonald · x · 2026-09-22
- The author shares a practical vibecoding trick: using AI to quickly generate Tampermonkey browser scripts that patch UX annoyances in his university's systems.
- After years of failed feedback to maintainers, he now bypasses the official fix process entirely with self-made userscripts — a replicable approach for end users.
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