Vibe coding means describing what you want and letting an AI agent write the code, while you steer, test and ship. These guides cover the skills that separate a weekend demo from a real product: clear prompts, good project context, version control, debugging, and security.
A step-by-step vibe coding walkthrough: plan, build and deploy a real full-stack app with an AI agent using Next.js, Supabase and Vercel, including auth, a database with Row Level Security, tests and a custom domain.
Learn how to write prompts that make AI coding agents produce working code. The 5-part prompt formula, copy-paste templates for features, bugs, refactors and UI, and the mistakes that waste hours.
AI-generated apps often ship with exposed API keys, open databases and missing authorization checks. Use this 20-point vibe coding security checklist, with prompts you can give your agent, before you launch.
Context files tell AI coding agents how your project works. Learn what AGENTS.md is, how it compares to CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules and Copilot instructions, what to put in one, and a copy-paste template.
When your AI agent keeps 'fixing' the same bug, try this. A practical playbook for debugging AI-generated code: reproduce, diagnose before fixing, reset context, use Git bisect, add logs and tests, and know when to take over.
Git is your safety net when AI agents break things. Learn the 10 Git commands vibe coders need: commits, diffs, undoing changes, branches, GitHub and worktrees for parallel agents, explained for beginners.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI coding agents use external tools like GitHub, databases, browsers and docs. Learn how it works, the best MCP servers for vibe coding, how to install them, and how to stay safe.
Spec-driven development means writing a short spec and plan before your AI agent writes code. Learn the workflow, plan mode in Claude Code and Cursor, GitHub Spec Kit and Kiro, and a spec template you can copy.
Vibe coding means building software by describing what you want to an AI agent. Learn where the term came from, how it works in 2026, the best tools, the risks, and how to start.
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