The fine print, minus the fine.

The World of Vibe Coding is a creative city for exploring, planning and discussing software. It runs a showcase of builds with their real stories, a Build Lab that drafts blueprints from your ideas, a Learning District, a Repair Garage, a Launchpad, and community spaces where builders meet.

Everything here is offered as-is and in good faith. The showcase stories are illustrative, the learning material is education rather than professional advice, and the city keeps growing — expect districts to change under your feet.

Some doors need a key: saving blueprints, using the AI studio, claiming grand ideas, and posting in discussions all require an account. Your key is yours — keep your sign-in details safe, because what happens under your account is your responsibility.

Sign up as yourself. Impersonating other builders is a fast way to lose your key.

Your ideas, blueprints, posts and profile belong to you. When you publish something publicly — a discussion post, a claimed idea, a builder profile — you give us permission to show it around the city. That's all. We don't take ownership, and we don't sell your work.

Only post what you have the right to share, and keep it lawful and decent. Content that's infringing, harassing or harmful gets taken down.

The Build Lab and Repair Garage send what you type to an AI model and show you what comes back. The output can be brilliant, incomplete, or plain wrong — treat it as a first draft from a fast collaborator, not gospel. Review it before you build on it.

Never paste secrets, passwords, API keys or other people's personal information into the AI tools. The model doesn't need them and neither do we.

Don't break the city: no bulk scraping, no poking at security or access controls, no malware, no spamming the community spaces.

Accounts that repeatedly break the house rules may be suspended. We'd rather not — the city is more interesting with you in it.

To the extent the law allows, the World isn't liable for indirect losses that follow from using the service — including decisions made on the back of AI-generated output or learning content. You build at your own judgement; we provide the tools and the light.

As the city grows, these rules may grow with it. If you keep using the World after an update takes effect, that counts as accepting the new version.