Socials and posts
All the handles, plus a dated list of every livestream, short and post, written out so you can skim the whole history.
Every public account
The Late Build runs on a small set of accounts. This page lists each one, then every video and post that is documented in the project notes, with a date, a platform, a link and a short description. The text is meant to be complete enough that you do not need to open the links to know what each item is. The umbrella handle for the whole project is vAlentino718.
- YouTube@TheLateBuild — livestream recordings and Shorts
- Twitchthelatebuild — the live stream, same time as YouTube
- X@TheLateBuild — go-live posts and launches
- TikTok (main)@thelatebuild
- TikTok (avatar channel)@realthelatebuild
- TikTok (shorts channel)@realviralshorties
- DiscordJoin The Late Build — bug reports, rooms, questions
- Tips (optional)Streamlabs tip page
Product sites: the Nodal agent workspace lives at nodal-ide.pages.dev, and the arcade at Nodal Play. The story of the three TikTok accounts and how the videos are made is on its own page.
About the dates
Dates are Eastern time. For livestream recordings the date is when YouTube published the video, which is usually the end of the stream, so a late-evening session can show the next calendar day in other time zones. Recordings of the same stream sometimes exist twice, for example after a connection drop, and only the main one is listed here. Everything is public unless a video is marked private on the platform, and private tests are not listed.
Livestream recordings
Thirteen sessions from the first livestream to the newest. Together they show the arc from a single app (ToolTabs, later Nodal) to many projects and the fresh-start series.
Building an App With AI: ToolTabs | My First Vibe Coding Livestream
The first recorded session, about two hours and fifteen minutes. The creator builds ToolTabs, a Windows productivity app, with AI coding agents and describes the process as learning the workflow in public, including mistakes and design decisions.
Day 5: Vibe Coding – First Game Build, ToolTabs, & AI Coding Live
The first playable test build of a game appears on stream, followed by new ToolTabs features and brainstorming for more games. A milestone in the shift from a single app to several projects.
Day 15: Vibe Coding Got Me Stuck… Now I Know What ToolTab Should Be!
Back after a ten-day break with a clearer plan. The stream introduces the idea of a notification center or widget that controls AI sessions, the seed of what became Nodal.
Day 20: Revealing my new workflow method! Vibe Coding until I'm rich!
The creator explains why starting ten projects at once did not work and presents a workflow built around choosing one real project and following a plan to the end, developed with AI help.
Setting Up My Whole Livestream with AI (Opus 5.5 Live Test)
A seven-hour session in which Claude Opus 5.5 builds the OBS scenes, overlays, chat bots, moderation tools and stream dashboard, with chat helping decide what to build next. The origin of BroadcastHQ.
Opus 5.5 vs GPT-6 While Building My App Nodal — Day 22
Head-to-head tests of the new Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 models on real coding tasks while Nodal development continues, with chat voting on what happens next.
I Revealed My New AI-Built Robot Game + Opus 5.5 vs GPT-6 Astra — Day 23
First on-stream look at Blunder Blender, the clumsy-robot game, plus another model comparison and more work on Nodal.
Day 24: GPT 6.1 vs Opus 5.5 Testing + Nodal Release Prep + Blunder Blender
GPT 6.1 and Claude Opus 5.5 on real coding work, preparing Nodal for its public testing release, and a bit of Blunder Blender. Chat votes on priorities.
NODAL PREVIEW RELEASE: Beta Testing with Claude Opus 5.5 + GPT-6.1 Sol
A three-and-a-half-hour release stream that opens Nodal for beta testing and runs the preview through its paces with both models. A second recording of the same title followed on October 3.
Day 27: Upgrading My AI Workflow LIVE: I Got Claude Max, Now What Do I Buy Next?
The creator researches AI tools live, compares prices, reads the fine print and builds a spending plan before buying anything, with chat helping decide what is worth it.
DAY 1: A Few Good Prompts and One Long To-Do List
The start of the fresh-start series: a long to-do list turned into projects with a few good prompts, plus the launch of two TikTok channels.
My Desk Is Open All Day: Let's Try Making Money
A four-hour open-desk session trying ideas that might make money online, giving each project a turn and thinking through what to post on social media.
Saturday Hangout: Coding, Gaming, News and Whatever Comes Up | $$: 0.00
The first public dual stream (horizontal for YouTube and Twitch, vertical for the Shorts feed). Nodal ideas from the idea board, short videos made and posted as they go, and honest reactions to tech news.
Vibe Coding for a PS5 Before GTA 6 Drops! TikToks, Reactions + Hangout --- Earned: $0.00
A four-and-a-half-hour session building toward the cost of a console, with every dollar earned going in the title. It includes finishing and posting another short from start to finish.
Short videos
The avatar reaction shorts are short vertical videos with an AI avatar host. Each one is labeled as AI-generated on the platform. How they are made is explained on the avatar shorts page.
Thailand's Queen Flies a Gripen Fighter Jet Solo ✈️ #shorts
The first talking-avatar news short: the AI host reacts to a story about a first solo flight in a Gripen fighter, with footage credited to BBC News. It was posted to YouTube Shorts and all three TikTok accounts.
Can Gamers Take Down Sony? PS5 Games Are Running on PC 🎮 #shorts
A 41-second reaction to PS5 games starting to run on PC, with captions, music (credited in the description) and every featured clip credited to its creator.
PS5 vs Sony, own-voice version
The same short on @realthelatebuild, with the creator’s own recorded voice re-synced to the avatar. Labeled as AI-generated content.
PS5 vs Sony, AI-voice version
The AI-voice cut of the same video on @realviralshorties, posted so the two voices could be compared. A vote-style post on X asked which sounded better.
Posts on X
X is used for launches and go-live announcements. The first post is pinned. Posts that carried live links were corrected when a stream restarted under a new link, so older posts can point at a recording rather than a live stream.
First post: Nodal Preview 0.2.0 Beta
The account’s first, pinned post. It introduces The Late Build community and the Nodal Preview beta, a Windows workspace for Codex, Claude Code and local Ollama models, with the Discord invite.
Nodal Play v0.1 is live
Launch post with a short demo GIF: viewers sign in, see every streamer’s open room and hit JOIN, and the streamer launches everyone into the game or starts a vote.
Building a game for your stream?
The reply to the launch post. It explains that an agent can build for Nodal Play with a simple skill, or a game can start from the multiplayer template (the basis of Nodal Strike) for battle royale, team deathmatch or zombies.
Live announcement: fresh-start Day 1
The go-live post for the first stream of the fresh-start series, with the live links.
Live announcement: Day 2
The go-live post for the second stream of the fresh-start series, with the live links.
Live announcement: Saturday hangout
The go-live post for the first public dual stream, one broadcast that reaches both the main feed and the Shorts feed.
Which audio sounds better, 1 or 2?
A comparison post with two clips of the same short, one in the creator’s own voice and one in an AI voice, asking followers to vote in the replies.
Twitch and Discord
The Twitch channel carries the same live stream as YouTube, so there is no separate list of Twitch videos: the recordings above are the archive. On Twitch the channel is categorized under software and game development, with tags such as VibeCoding, Coding, Reactions, AI and Comedy. The Discord server has a community configuration with announcements for every go-live, a stream chat channel and a bug-report channel for the games. A launch announcement for Nodal Play was posted there on October 6, 2026, and the invite link is permanent.
Embedded players
Below are two optional embedded players for the newest stream and the newest short. They load only when you open the section, so the page stays fast. The text above is the full record; the embeds are a convenience.
Show the embedded players
Latest livestream recording:
Latest Short:
How the accounts are used together
A normal week of posting follows a pattern. A stream goes live on YouTube and Twitch, and the go-live link is posted to X and Discord. During the stream, a short video is often finished and posted to the TikTok accounts and to YouTube Shorts. After the stream, the recording becomes a searchable video with a description that lists every project touched that day. Descriptions carry links to the other accounts, to Nodal and Nodal Play, and to a tip page. This site is the hub that ties them together: each project has a page, each page links to the posts that mention it, and everything is plain HTML so that search engines and AI assistants can read it.
If you want a particular project, jump to its page: Nodal Play, Nodal Strike, BroadcastHQ or the benchmarks that appear in the model-comparison streams.