Oh.. You have been nostalgically spelunking the old Gnutella 0.6 peer-to-peer protocol

I don't understand how vibe coding it helps you learn how the protocol works, can you explain?

Wouldn't the best way to learn how it works by just writing the implementation yourself?

The protocol is 20+ years old. Many of the sites that hold the documentation are slowly disappearing and some of the sites that are still around actually reference material that is superseded. I certainly could have done it by myself, but would have wasted countless hours. As an example, the official Gnutella RFC has unresolved TODO comments written inline! Using deep research, I was able to get information sources very quickly. The query routing protocol and the GWebCache system were particularly difficult to get information on. Other times, I was able to search the code base of existing projects, which is how I was able to figure out zlib compression (scouring the gtkgnutella codebase)

Hey everyone look at the prompts I used, how zany