What's the first thing you'd publish if it only took one command?
We're launching MyVibe on March 17 and I've been thinking about this question a lot.
Right now, the gap between "I built this" and "it's live and shareable" is still way too wide. You finish a project — a landing page, a dashboard, a portfolio, a tool — and then it sits on localhost. Getting it live means dealing with deploy pipelines, hosting configs, DNS setup...
We built MyVibe to close that gap.
If you use Claude Code: type /myvibe-publish. That's it. Your project is live with a shareable URL. You never leave your terminal.
If you don't use Claude Code: drag-and-drop your files or upload a ZIP on https://www.myvibe.so/upload. Live in seconds.
But here's the part I'm most curious about — we also built an /explore page where every published vibe is discoverable. Other creators can find your work, get inspired, remix it.
So my question for this community:
If publishing took literally 10 seconds, what would you share first?
A side project collecting dust? A landing page you've been meaning to ship? Something weird and experimental?
Would love to hear what's sitting on your hard drives waiting to go live.

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