I'll be the first to admit that I've been rather critical of our new AI-integrated, "woops-it's-broken" world. That's not to say I'm completely down on the tech, though. I like me a dose of DLSS, and vibe coding has shown some genuine promise in terms of bringing software development to the masses.
I'm also a huge Lego fan. Which means I'm happy to admit that Brickbacklog.com, a vibe-coded web tool that helps you identify and source missing pieces for your old Lego sets, is a very cool thing.
The tool's creator, James Bruce, has written a Linkedin post describing its inception. They're a Lego connoisseur like myself, only with what sounds like a much, much larger collection.
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