Inspiration This project is an experiment in LLM-driven vibe coding — using large language models to quickly build a developer website. We wanted to explore how well we could create a working site using Next.js, with the example product being Kinlink and integrating it with Context 7.
What it does We built a developer site with Next.js, providing static API documentation that combines Markdown and React components. The site showcases Kinlink’s API and serves as a practical example of using LLMs to assist in rapid web development.
How we built it We built the site using Next.js, focusing on static site generation and documentation presentation. It includes syntax highlighting for code blocks, making the documentation more readable and developer-friendly. Throughout the process, we relied on LLMs to guide the coding and integration work.
Challenges we ran into We encountered challenges in smoothly combining LLM-generated code with custom adjustments, especially when aligning the static content with interactive features. We also had to carefully plan how to represent Context 7 integration within a static site.
Accomplishments that we're proud of We’re proud that we were able to complete this project mainly through LLM-guided development, turning ideas into a real, functioning developer site in a short time. It shows how LLMs can accelerate prototyping and experimentation.
What we learned We learned how to better collaborate with LLMs during coding, how to balance human and AI input, and how to make use of modern tools like Next.js in a rapid build context.
What's next for this project We’d like to further experiment with adding live API testing, richer interactive components, and even deeper LLM integrations — pushing the limits of what vibe coding can achieve.
Built With
- next.js
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