Hello! I'm Nicchia, a Software Developer from Italy and I'm here to show you my current project: Trama.
Trama is a "meta" vibe coding software that allows you to better manage the agents that build your project by assigning tasks from a kanban-like board, but that just scratch the surface.
Within Trama you can, at the moment:
• See your vibe coded project as a state diagram
• See the differences between what you wanted in the project and what is actually written in the code through Drifts
• And of course build your new features!
I decided to build Trama because most of my vibe coded projects went out of rails, but I'd like to keep the development running.
One great thing I discovered: once you have a really good setup and a plan, you don't even need an high-end model. Most of the stuff I'm doing now it's with Haiku 5.5!
Another funny thing about Trama... if you open the repository you will see a ".trama" folder. Trama is in fact built with Trama itself!
No, it's not the chicken and the egg problem. The very first version of Trama was built with OMP but every subsequent version of it was built with the previous version of Trama.
Trama is available as .vsix extension for Cursor (fully tested) and VsCode, downloadable from the Github Repository already compiled.
Mac/Linux are already used "in production¨, though the windows version is not tested on a real project/system at the moment.
Hello! I'm Nicchia, a Software Developer from Italy and I'm here to show you my current project: Trama. Trama is a "meta" vibe coding software that allows you to better manage the agents that build your project by assigning tasks from a kanban-like board, but that just scratch the surface. Within Trama you can, at the moment: • See your vibe coded project as a state diagram • See the differences between what you wanted in the project and what is actually written in the code through Drifts • And of course build your new features!
I decided to build Trama because most of my vibe coded projects went out of rails, but I'd like to keep the development running. One great thing I discovered: once you have a really good setup and a plan, you don't even need an high-end model. Most of the stuff I'm doing now it's with Haiku 5.5!
Another funny thing about Trama... if you open the repository you will see a ".trama" folder. Trama is in fact built with Trama itself!
No, it's not the chicken and the egg problem. The very first version of Trama was built with OMP but every subsequent version of it was built with the previous version of Trama.
Trama is available as .vsix extension for Cursor (fully tested) and VsCode, downloadable from the Github Repository already compiled.
Mac/Linux are already used "in production¨, though the windows version is not tested on a real project/system at the moment.
Enjoy weaving with Trama!