Neural9 Hub
A creator tool suite built by a developer using Claude Opus through vibe coding. It integrates thumbnail creation, video editing, note-taking and scheduling management, and is intended for personal use only.
Timeline (last 90 days)
A developer used Claude Opus to build a personal toolset called Neural9 Hub in a vibe coding manner, generating features through prompts while hardly ever manually viewing or modifying the code.
Neural9 Hub is used to replace Canva, Shotcut, Obsidian and Google Sheets; the only thing not replaced is OBS.
The developer claims that the thumbnail module replicated adequate Canva functionality with just two prompts, taking about twenty to thirty minutes.
The thumbnail tool supports AI-generated SVG assets, and after generation the style can continue to be iterated with prompts (for example, changing from childish to material design/tech style).
The video editing module can automatically transcribe videos, use AI to detect silent segments and re-recorded segments, and automatically add an intro, overlay visuals, logo and subscribe button in the second pass.
The developer admits that the current silence/re-recording detection is not perfect and still needs improvement, but it has reached a usable level.
The sponsorship management module uses a kanban to manage email exchanges, with stages including recording, review, publishing, and pending payment, and supports AI summarization of long emails, automatic generation of replies based on quotes, and polite declines.
The topic discovery page scrapes Hacker News through the official API and uses AI to rate each item on a scale of 0 to 5.
The notes module is a self-built OneNote-like tool that supports an infinite canvas, Vim mode keybindings, defining frames, Shift box-selection dragging, and Alt freehand drawing.
The system has a built-in system prompt configuration page for each feature and supports data export and import for migrating between devices.
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A developer used Claude Opus to build a personal toolset called Neural9 Hub in a vibe coding manner, generating features through prompts while hardly ever manually viewing or modifying the code.
50%UnverifiedNeural9 Hub is used to replace Canva, Shotcut, Obsidian and Google Sheets; the only thing not replaced is OBS.
50%UnverifiedThe developer claims that the thumbnail module replicated adequate Canva functionality with just two prompts, taking about twenty to thirty minutes.
50%UnverifiedThe thumbnail tool supports AI-generated SVG assets, and after generation the style can continue to be iterated with prompts (for example, changing from childish to material design/tech style).
50%UnverifiedThe video editing module can automatically transcribe videos, use AI to detect silent segments and re-recorded segments, and automatically add an intro, overlay visuals, logo and subscribe button in the second pass.
50%UnverifiedThe developer admits that the current silence/re-recording detection is not perfect and still needs improvement, but it has reached a usable level.
50%UnverifiedThe sponsorship management module uses a kanban to manage email exchanges, with stages including recording, review, publishing, and pending payment, and supports AI summarization of long emails, automatic generation of replies based on quotes, and polite declines.
50%UnverifiedThe topic discovery page scrapes Hacker News through the official API and uses AI to rate each item on a scale of 0 to 5.
50%UnverifiedThe notes module is a self-built OneNote-like tool that supports an infinite canvas, Vim mode keybindings, defining frames, Shift box-selection dragging, and Alt freehand drawing.
50%UnverifiedThe system has a built-in system prompt configuration page for each feature and supports data export and import for migrating between devices.
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