I bought a drone and applied for a flight permit, but I got a request for corrections?! Turns out it’s in a no-fly zone?? Recreational use by individuals isn’t allowed—only public use??!!! And even then, only with military personnel present???!!! :( Ugh… I just want to fly my drone… Couldn’t you just designate approved areas?
The advantages of ChatGPT are: 1. You can develop directly within the codebase. 2. You can develop via the web interface. In the case of option 2, development is possible regardless of your computer’s resources. This is especially beneficial when you need to use the same engine or software.
I was planning to develop a Korean-style strawberry smart farm simulation, initially considering using the Unity engine, but then I remembered Song Jae-kyung’s open-source project, so I decided to use that instead. Since it runs on the web, I’ve decided to develop a web-based smart farm simulation that covers everything—from building the smart farm to farm operations, harvesting, and distribution. Development has begun.
Anbucall is now available on Google Play. One of the first apps I developed when starting Vibecoding was designed to check in on parents who live far away—and now, it’s the first to be released on Google Play. The app is free to use. To use it, simply install the app on both your phone and your parent’s phone, pair the two devices, and you’re ready to go. Other apps are also in development and will be released gradually.
Ugh... I tried to save money on the drone, but in the end... 1st choice—Neo refurbished unit: 251,000 KRW. After paying, I wanted to try FPV... 2nd choice—Neo refurbished unit (with goggles): 475,000 KRW. After paying, ugh... the Neo2 is better... but the Avatar requires training... 3rd choice—Neo2 with goggles: 766,000 KRW. Paid. The magic trick: 251,000 KRW turned into 766,000 KRW... Holy crap... I’m begging my future self to handle this credit card bill.
The reason this makes sense is that orchestration is now possible—thanks to ChatGPT significantly lowering the price of its tokens. Team Lead: GPT-5.6 Sol Team Members: GPT-5.6 Terra, Luna, 5.3 Spark Workflow: 1) Develop an overall plan via chat on the ChatGPT web interface. 2) Share the plan with the team lead, then delegate tasks to team members—breaking them down into fine-grained assignments to avoid overloading any single thread. After individual development, consolidate and summarize findings in separate threads. 3) Conduct review and refinement afterward. This is my current development approach. I’m naturally someone who dislikes complex setups and believes simplicity is best—I’m also someone who avoids loops, money-related tasks, and anything tedious. This exact method suits me perfectly—and the results are excellent. Before version 5.5, I had to do a lot more work to achieve this; since 5.6, my workload has been drastically reduced. It’s fantastic. Plus, ChatGPT includes image generation capabilities, which allows us to produce significantly higher-quality images for development—a key differentiator from Entropic. @OpenAI, please consider resetting your pricing soon—and offer a 50% discount on annual Pro subscriptions. Say it nicely.
After developing the Android app, we conducted a private beta test and made iterative updates, and we are now nearing completion. Next, we are exploring the possibility of fully gamifying the experience using the Unity engine, extending it to both PC and mobile platforms. This approach will allow us to test the market across Google Play, Steam, and mobile gaming channels.