Google Labs launches a 'GitHub for vibe coders' to store, share and remix AI-built apps
templecrash · x · 2026-10-08
The poster had planned to demo his own similar product at the Toronto OpenAI dev meetup the same day — then discovered Google Labs shipped nearly the same thing, calling the timing wild. He describes the new platform: not limited to games, apps built with Codex or Claude can be pushed into it too. It's a place to store, share and collaboratively work on vibe-coded projects, or take them in entirely new directions via remixing. His framing: it's a GitHub for vibe coders, who will eventually outnumber developers 1000 to 1 and for whom GitHub is gibberish.
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