
Pawar ShivamThis is a submission for the DEV April Fools Challenge ☕ What I Built I built Coffee...
This is a submission for the DEV April Fools Challenge
I built Coffee Refuser 9000 — a strictly compliant implementation of the infamous HTTP 418 I'm a teapot error.
In a world obsessed with caffeine, this application takes a bold stand. It is a teapot… and it refuses to brew coffee.
No matter what you request — Latte, Espresso, or Cappuccino — the app responds with a uniquely crafted, sarcastic, and dramatic refusal message. Powered by AI, every rejection feels personal, poetic, and slightly offensive (in a fun way 😄).
It only accepts Tea — the one true beverage this teapot respects.
Check out the live (and very stubborn) teapot:
👉 https://ais-dev-bemem4suenaft6h3m2v2sn-323154044951.asia-southeast1.run.app/
Try ordering coffee… I dare you 😄
Explore the source code here:
👉 https://github.com/pawarshivamd/april-fools-coffee
The repository contains the core logic, UI, and the AI-powered sarcasm engine behind the teapot.
This project focuses on “useless but polished” engineering — because over-engineering a joke makes it better 😄
Using a state-of-the-art LLM just to say “No” in creative ways…
This is peak 2026 engineering.
A faithful (and slightly aggressive) tribute to RFC 2324.
This teapot takes its job very seriously.
Not every project needs to be useful.
Some just need to make people smile… or argue with a teapot ☕❌
Give it a try — but don’t expect coffee.