Gregor Zunic builds his personal software straight on top of Claude Code
Gregor Zunic has been building loads of personal software with a minimal setup: no agent framework, just Claude Code on a dev machine, which vibe-codes whatever helpers and UI it needs. For him, the secret weapon is full personal context. If the agent can do anything you can do from your computer, he says, your personal vibe-coded apps become a superpower. That's the part SaaS can't easily copy. A product built for millions can't know your files, your habits and your mess. The zombie in your terminal does.
I've been building loads of personal software in the loop where I just build the app directly on top of claude code.
No agent framework. Just smash claude code into exe dev machine, send stuff to it via claude code signals and let it vibe code whatever helpers it needs to create a good looking UI.
Full personal context is the most important part here. If the agent can just do whatever you can do from your computer your personal vibe coded apps become a super power.
— Gregor Zunic, read the original on XMore SaaS obituaries
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