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Topic: vibe-coding

A person playing a game on a smartphone (illustrative photograph)
New Technology
Thursday, 7/2, 07:08 PM

Meta quietly tests Pocket, an app for making games from text prompts

  • Meta has quietly released Pocket, a mobile app that lets people build small interactive games by typing a description rather than writing code — an approach known as 'vibe coding.' There has been no formal announcement, and the app is rolling out in only some regions, suggesting an early experiment tied to the company's wider push into artificial intelligence.

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