Sometimes you build things because a client asks for it. Other times, you build something because you’re curious what’s possible. This started as the latter. I wanted to see if I could create an AI that felt more like a cranky creative director than a polite assistant. Someone with questionable people skills, sharp instincts, and a flair for unsolicited advice.
I didn’t code it. I vibe-coded it. Used a no-code AI platform, fed it personality traits, shaped the tone, and adjusted the responses on the fly. What came out wasn’t just a novelty. It was a working prototype that’s part roast comic, part creative partner. More than anything, it’s a small testament to what happens when you stop overthinking AI and start playing with it.
