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Vibecode builds apps from Claude, Codex, and Cursor

By Steven Van ·

Ask for an iPhone or web app from Claude, Codex, Cursor, or ChatGPT, and tap through the finished app in the chat.

Vibecode posted on October 29 that you can build apps from ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, or Cursor. Ask for an iPhone or web app, and Vibecode's agent builds it and tests it. In ChatGPT, you can tap through the finished app in the chat.

Official Vibecode announcement demo.

The ChatGPT plugin itself was announced on October 7. This post's newer pieces are Claude, Codex, Cursor, and tapping through the finished app in the chat. The ChatGPT guide, last modified October 27, says the card runs an iPhone app or a web app, and you tap through it.

Connecting is free. A new Google or Apple signup gets the first app build free, then builds and the live preview use credits. The October 29 post does not list prices. The guide says App Store publishing needs a paid Vibecode plan and an Apple Developer Program membership.

Sources

Vibecode's October update, the October 7 ChatGPT plugin post, Vibecode's MCP page, Vibecode's ChatGPT guide.

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