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VybesForge

Building random things with AI for various use cases.

Not one project — a whole roster. Small-batch products, 3D-printed parts that actually fit real cars, game servers to race on, and the occasional hardware experiment that gets out of hand.

the roster
sites · prints · hosting
models published
7 & climbing
tracking
none, ever

Sites

3 live

Small brands and odd ideas, each one living on its own domain and doing one thing properly.

Prints

makerworld · 8 models

Parts that were actually needed, modelled, printed and test-fitted on the real car, then published free — every one a physical object, not a render of an idea. Three picks below; the rest of the shelf is one click away.

Game Hosting

assetto corsa · 5 servers

Public Assetto Corsa servers running the roads we actually care about. No downloads, no sign-up — point Content Manager at an address and drive.

Tail of the Dragon

318 curves · Tennessee
Drift and Grip
66.43.198.194:9600
Drift and Grip, Traffic
66.43.198.194:9700
Drift Runs
66.43.198.194:9800

I-29 Speedway

Pacific Junction, Iowa
Long Course
66.43.198.194:8087
Short Course
66.43.198.194:8089
How to join: open Content Manager → Online → Direct join, paste a server address, and hit connect. Servers are always-on and public.

Game Files

mods · open source

Open-source builds made from public data — the files, the tooling and the licence all ship together, ready to drop into the game.

Local AI & experiments

on-prem · solar

Everything here runs on hardware we own, in a room we can walk into. No cloud inference, no API bills, no rate limits, no third party reading the prompts — and the whole rig sits behind solar and battery, so it keeps thinking when the grid does not. It doubles as the bench where experiments get built and tested before anything goes public.

Reverse engineering & coding

open source

The workshop side — hardware nobody documented, reverse-engineered from the inside out, plus the tooling built for agents and the code behind the rest of the roster.

Photos

1 event

Straight off the camera from the last couple of things we turned up to — track days, meets and rig nights. Tap a set to see every photo.

What is this

VybesForge is the workshop behind a handful of small brands and projects — a catnip label, a poultry-cycle joke site, a shop of questionable decisions, 3D-printed parts that live in real cars, a couple of games on a second box, and a few Assetto Corsa servers for good measure.

The through-line is the same everywhere: find something that is either undocumented or badly done, and build the version that should exist. Everything gets published. Nothing here phones home.

Keep the forge warm

Prints, prototypes, and server hours all come out of pocket. If something here made you laugh, fit your car, or kept you entertained for a few laps, a coffee keeps it running.