Vibers.tv, entry 008

28 July was the day the wall became one shared wall. Until then it lived in each browser, so two people saw two different walls. I moved it into Neon Postgres. The wall also started finding streams on its own by searching YouTube for phrases like vibecoding live and using claude code, but only putting one up after a second call confirmed it was actually on air, because the search results say live whether they are or not. YouTube allows 100 searches a day, so that number shaped the whole design. The same day: Twitch links, an admin panel behind a gate, and watched channels that go on the wall by themselves when they go live.