Over the past few weeks, I’ve continued developing YourVibeBot, my AI-powered companion bot designed for Kick streamers. This is the next milestone in a project that started with a simple idea: creating an AI assistant capable of interacting naturally with a live community rather than simply responding to commands. The latest version introduces a much… Continue reading Building an AI Companion Bot for Kick – Version 3
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I Built a Portable AI Workspace That Runs from a USB Drive
In the last few days, I have developed the first working version of a project I had been thinking about for some time: a portable AI workspace designed to run directly from a USB drive. The idea is simple: instead of being tied to one AI provider, one browser profile, or one computer, the user… Continue reading I Built a Portable AI Workspace That Runs from a USB Drive
Building an AI Companion Bot for Kick — Version 2
Two years ago, I developed my first streaming bot by extending the open-source project Social Stream Custom.
A week ago I’ve completed Version 2, a complete standalone backend application built from the ground up.
The new version includes OAuth 2.0 with PKCE, automatic token management, OpenAI integration, webhook subscriptions, AI chat interaction, production deployment with Nginx, HTTPS, PM2, and Linux server administration.
The biggest achievement isn’t just adding features—it’s evolving from extending an existing project to designing and building an independent, production-ready architecture.
This is only the beginning. The next phase will focus on modular plugins, AI memory, analytics, moderation tools, and multi-platform integration.
Always learning. Always building.