The AI-independent angle is probably the strongest part here.
Curious whether early users are adopting Vificil mainly to avoid the copy/paste workflow, or because the verification + rollback layer gives them enough confidence to let browser-based AI make larger changes.
That’s exactly what I’m trying to learn from this launch.
I originally built Vificil to get rid of the copy/paste workflow, but once I started using it for larger multi-file changes, verification and rollback became just as important.
My guess is that copy/paste is the initial hook, while verification + rollback becomes more valuable as people trust it with larger changes. But it’s still too early to know — I’m hoping the first users will tell me which matters more.
I built Vificil to remove the repetitive copy-paste between browser AI and local projects. It started as a tool for my own workflow, and I’m now sharing it to see if it helps other developers too.
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The AI-independent angle is probably the strongest part here.
Curious whether early users are adopting Vificil mainly to avoid the copy/paste workflow, or because the verification + rollback layer gives them enough confidence to let browser-based AI make larger changes.
That’s exactly what I’m trying to learn from this launch.
I originally built Vificil to get rid of the copy/paste workflow, but once I started using it for larger multi-file changes, verification and rollback became just as important.
My guess is that copy/paste is the initial hook, while verification + rollback becomes more valuable as people trust it with larger changes. But it’s still too early to know — I’m hoping the first users will tell me which matters more.
Thanks for your interest.