Lucid Train
Build system design for new and existing codebase
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Build system design for new and existing codebase
136 followers
Lucid Train generates architecture diagrams from your codebase, then hands the diagram to a coding agent as a specification. Local models, fully offline.
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World model AI : Sharm SEKAISimulate your idea on a living world.
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@arnab_bhattacharya2 Nice launch Congrats🙌love the local-first approach,a generating system specs offline before handing them to an agent is a game-changer for working with legacy code. all the best for your launch
Congrats for your launch! I'm just a person really interested in coding with no base but still eager to learn and use it for making my own application, and find out it will be really helpful for me to use !! And just curious, where do you take your vibe coding sessions and how deep base do you have in coding?
@marketer_kim The problem I was facing was I was just planning in claude then implementing. Reading the plan everytime was a little hectic for me, I prefer understanding codebase with diagrams as my fellow senior collegues explained me with diagrams and that was easier to process for my brain.
So I have build this tool. Before AI came into picture I was already building and launching android and IOS in flutter and react-native cli before Expo. Also backend with node.js, flask, go gin. I was familier with docker, cloud GCP, Azure, AWS. Also did ML, RL, DL in college. Frankly I was not very deep as there is so much to learn. You can say I mastered them enough to land me jobs and be useful at a company and learning along the way.
@arnab_bhattacharya2 Thanks for such an honest answer! The diagram part really clicked for me — reading through a long plan every time is exactly where I get lost as someone without a base. Knowing the tool came from a real pain point you had, rather than just a cool idea, makes me trust it more.
And "mastered them enough to be useful and kept learning along the way" is honestly the most encouraging thing I've read this week. There's always so much more to learn, so hearing that from someone who's actually shipped apps makes it feel a lot less intimidating to start.
I'll definitely give Lucid Train a try on my first project — will come back with feedback (and probably a few beginner questions 😄). Congrats again!
This really helps in figuring it out where the system breaks and quickly patch it also the advantage is we can use any ai model of our choice not limited to claude / codex
@ankush_banerjee Thanks for the feedback, I will be looking forward for your feedback
This is quite interesting. Did you feel this workflow is better than the current workflow that Claude or codex follows?