Ask HN: What would you include in an academic workshop on vibe coding?
I'm the resident AI librarian at a research university, and we've received a request to host a vibe coding workshop next month. I have several ideas of what to demo, but I wanted to ask the HN community what they might recommend to include. The format will be 3 hours including initial setup support, experimentation time, and a brief showcase at the end.
What kinds of tools, sites, workflows, articles, vibe-y code-y things etc., do you think folks at a research university might find useful to cover at such a workshop?
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[ 0.19 ms ] story [ 3.6 ms ] thread2. agent harness - which harness fits best to the kind of work you are trying to do. pi vs claude code vs conductor.build etc.
3. repo harness - how do you set up your repo for agents to (hypothetically) work consistently across vendors/models (claude.md, architecture.md, engineering.md - git hooks, agent hooks, etc)
4. privacy - ensure using the correct settings to (at least hypothetically) avoid models being trained on your unpublished research