Video by: Reid Havens
This project was built almost entirely using Claude Code through pure vibe coding. No detailed specs.
No formal architecture. Just me giving the LLM ideas, screenshots, and plain-English requests until a real desktop tool existed. In this video, I walk through the Desktop Widget Wall I built and focus on the art of the possible, not the implementation details. This is a non-technical walkthrough meant to show how far you can go when you treat an LLM like a creative collaborator instead of a code generator.
You’ll see how:
An idea turns into a working desktop tool
Screenshots and rough concepts become real UI
AI can iterate on structure, layout, and behavior - “Vibe coding” can replace traditional dev workflows for small tools
You can prototype software without writing much code yourself This isn’t a tutorial and it’s not a “how to prompt” video.
It’s a real example of what happens when you lean into AI-assisted building and let the tool do the heavy lifting. If you’re curious about rapid prototyping, personal tooling, or what modern LLMs can actually build, this should give you plenty of ideas.
