Hi HN,

I’m César, a non-developer who started building prototypes using vibe coding (AI + prompts instead of code). While doing this, I realized a big issue: it’s incredibly hard to get a good design. Most sites end up looking the same.

So I built Skilfut — a SaaS that provides a library of 138 UI components, each with its associated prompt. You can copy/paste them into your no-code or AI-coding workflow and get functional, styled blocks right away.

Already 138 components available New components added every week (+200 planned) Designed in collaboration with designers from companies like Uber Goal: help vibe coders / indie hackers ship faster while standing out visually

I soft-launched on Reddit and was surprised: over 100 people joined the waitlist in just 2 days. Now the V1 is live: https://skilfut.com

I’d love your feedback: – Do you think UI libraries like this can really help vibe coders / AI devs? – What would you want to see improved or added?

It's kind of ironic that as I choose each component in the navigation sidebar to see what the component looks like, I end up having to scroll back up the page to see the results, especially when I get far down the sidebar. Keeping the displayed component centered in the main frame regardless of the selected sidebar category would be much more convenient. A number of components (usually color-related) also failed for me in Firefox (granted, not the most popular browser).

Doesn’t work in Safari :)

No offence, but I wouldn't dare to use any vibe-coded tools/library especially from non-developers. I am a developer and I do vibe coding and I know how much garbage code is generated cause I am fixing them every day.