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Prajwal Tomar@PrajwalTomar_
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How to start vibe coding (the right way)

This is the beginner’s guide I wish I had when I started.

It shows you how to build smart, fast, and clean with Cursor, Lovable, CodeRabbit, and more.

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1. Treat AI like a new programming language

You’re not writing code. You’re giving instructions.
The better your prompt, the better the result.
AI is only as useful as the input you give it.
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2. Always plan before you build

Break the build into steps.
Write a short PRD with ChatGPT.
Save it inside your project folder.
Start clean and you’ll ship 10x smoother.
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3. Use the right tool at the right time

- Lovable: Best for beginners and MVP scaffolding
- Cursor/Claude Code: For complex logic, security, and optimizations
- ChatGPT/Gemini: For planning, bug-hunting, testing ideas

Build your stack around your strengths.
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4. Write test cases early (optional but powerful)

Ask CodeRabbit to generate unit tests.
Only let Cursor write new logic once tests pass.
More structure = fewer bugs later.
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5. Use version control like your life depends on it

Commit often.
Start each task from a clean state.
If the AI messes something up, roll back and try again.

Clean history = safe experiments.
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6. Don’t let the AI spiral

If it gets stuck:
- Take a break
- Start a new chat
- Switch models
- Reword your prompt

You’re still the human in charge. Guide it well.
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7. Fix bugs the smart way

Paste the full error into Cursor.
Then:
→ Ask it to explain
→ Ask for multiple fixes
→ Pick one and let it patch the file

Most issues get solved in one loop.
If not, reset and try again.
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8. Use AI beyond code

- Generate visuals with ChatGPT
- Do SEO research
- Write documentation
- Plan next set of features
- Marketing

These tools aren’t just coders, they’re your team.
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9. Use context properly

→ Add docs locally inside your folder
→ Use .md files and Project Rules
→ Or use Context7 MCP for real-time doc pulling

Better context = fewer hallucinations.
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10. Final tips that helped me

→ Use smaller files and modular code
→ Use Next + Supabase for best results
→ Record bugs with screenshots
→ Try voice tools like Wispr for rapid input

Vibe coding = learning, adapting, shipping.
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Either way you’ll ship faster than 99% of people.
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