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Vibe Coding Kit

The AI-native development workflow

Master code generation with AI assistants. This kit brings together a comprehensive guide, tool references, and professional workflows — everything you need to build production software at 10x speed without losing control of your codebase.

6

AI tools

1

guide

10min

reading

40+

commands

free

all of it

Professional Workflow

01

Structure your project

Keep files under 300 lines. Create .cursorrules or CLAUDE.md for AI context.

02

Write precise prompts

Specify goal, constraints, interface, and patterns. "What" not "how".

03

Review generated code

Focus on security, logic, API usage, edge cases. The AI drafts, you own quality.

04

Iterate in short loops

2-5 minute cycles. Undo freely if the AI drifts. Re-prompt with more specificity.

05

Verify and commit

Run tests. Check for hallucinations. Verify API calls against docs. Then commit.

Choose Your Tool

Cursor

IDE-native

Tab CompletionChat & EditComposerRules
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Claude Code

Terminal agent

SetupBasic WorkflowsCLAUDE.mdSlash Commands
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GitHub Copilot

Autocomplete king

AutocompleteChatSlash CommandsCLI
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Continue.dev

Open-source

SetupTab AutocompleteChat & EditContext Providers
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Windsurf

Agentic IDE

SetupCascade — Write ModeCascade — Chat ModeSupercomplete
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OpenCode

Agentic CLI

SetupBasic WorkflowsMulti-sessionConfiguration
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Featured Guide

Vibe Coding — The AI-Native Development Workflow

10min

A comprehensive guide to coding effectively with AI assistants: structuring prompts, managing context, reviewing output, and building production software at 10x speed.

[ai][workflow][productivity][best-practices]
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Quick Start

Three commands to start vibe coding in under 60 seconds. Pick your tool and go.

What You'll Learn

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Version Control Discipline

Commit before every AI-assisted change, keep commits scoped to one prompt cycle, and never let an agent push to protected branches.

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Testing as a Practice

AI-generated code needs the same test coverage as hand-written code — explicitly test edge cases the AI would not think to check.

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Debugging AI Code

Isolate failures yourself before re-prompting — reading the stack trace and bisecting the change saves hours of cleanup later.