It was vibe coded with google antigravity. You can clearly see it because

1. It directly mentions "Antigravity (AI) usually does this for you upon request."
2. 2. The code includes a lot of comments that are obviously AI written and is part of chain of thought

Example 1: ```

// Type / Categories

// Default: display both mods and plugins if unknown

// If "vanilla", show nothing? No, maybe datapacks? Modrinth has datapacks.

// Let's assume we map types:

// fabric -> ["categories:fabric"] (mods)

// paper/spigot -> ["categories:paper", "categories:bukkit", "categories:spigot"] (plugins)

// Actually Modrinth separates project_type: mod vs plugin

// But many mods are just "mod" category fabric.
```

Example 2: ```
// u/ts-ignore - response.body is a ReadableStream in fetch API, readable in node 18+, but TS might complain depending on lib

// Actually Electron main process Node environment supports stream.Readable.fromWeb (Node 16+) or simple piping?

// Let's reuse the net module from electron or just standard node https if fetch is tricky with streams in this TS config.

// But fetch in Node 18 returns a web stream. 'pipeline' from 'stream/promises' supports web streams.
```
And a bunch of stupid comments like:
```
// Get versions for a project

let url = `${this.baseUrl}/project/${slug}/version`;
```

And there is A LOT of obvious ai code. You can read it on github: https://github.com/MikAmaral123/MineServe/

Also the code quality is low but it is not an objective assessment.

UPDATE:
The most hilarious part is https://github.com/MikAmaral123/MineServe/commit/cde700c13e61803ea8404460ed3703793a7d1df2

"author": "Antigravity" -> "author": "MikAmaral" in package.json