<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>DocuSign sent a legal notice to Michael Luo, a developer who created a free e-sign tool similar to its services using platforms like ChatGPT, Cursor, and Lovable.</li><li>DocuSign accused Luo of disseminating false information about their product and copying their intellectual property.</li><li>Luo denies stealing or making misleading statements and claims DocuSign felt threatened by his free tool.</li><li>Despite the legal notice, Luo is continuing to enhance his free e-sign tool named Inkless.</li><li>DocuSign allows free document signing but limits signature collection to three documents with a free account.</li><li>Using AI to develop applications, known as 'vibe coding', has seen rapid growth in recent months as per Andrej Karpathy.</li><li>Developers using AI encounter legal concerns like receiving notices from companies like DocuSign.</li></ul>

Vibe Coder Gets Legal Notice From DocuSign

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