Handbook

AI Built Products — Vibe Coding

10 chapters. Chapter 1 is a free preview — the rest unlocks after your enrollment is approved.

The Vibe Coding Mindset

Ship real software by describing it to AI — the shift from typing code to directing intent.

Chapter 2 · NextCoverWhat Vibe Coding Really MeansThe Shift from Typing to DirectingA Modern Vibe StackTaste is the New BottleneckYour First Vibe Session

From Idea to Shipped MVP in 7 in 7 Days

A day-by-day plan that ends with a live URL, a payment link, and a first user.

Chapter 1 · PreviousChapter 3 · NextCoverDay 1 — Pick One Painful ProblemDay 2 — Sketch and WireframeDay 3 — Scaffold with LovableDay 4 — Core LoopDay 5 — Payments

The Vibe Coder’s Toolbox

The 15 tools that turn one operator into a shipping studio.

Chapter 2 · PreviousChapter 4 · NextCoverCoding: Cursor, Claude Code, WindsurfFull-stack: Lovable, v0, BoltBackend: Supabase, Neon, ConvexAI Providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouterDeploy: Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, Railway

Prompt Engineering for Real for Real Code

How to write prompts that produce production-grade code, not toy snippets.

Chapter 3 · PreviousChapter 5 · NextCoverCRISP FrameworkGive Real ContextState Constraints Up FrontAsk for StructureReview, Do Not Rubber-Stamp

Design Systems in the Vibe Vibe Era

Consistent, premium UI without a designer — via tokens, shadcn, and taste.

Chapter 4 · PreviousChapter 6 · NextCoverTokens FirstWhy shadcn WinsTypography Is 50%Spacing SystemsPolish Passes

Auth, Payments and the Boring Boring Basics

The undramatic infrastructure that separates a demo from a business.

Chapter 5 · PreviousChapter 7 · NextCoverAuth in an AfternoonRoles and RLSStripe in One SittingTransactional EmailsTerms, Privacy, Refunds

Shipping AI Features Users Users Trust

Streaming, function calling, retries, and the UX patterns that hide latency.

Chapter 6 · PreviousChapter 8 · NextCoverStream EverythingFunction CallingRetries and FallbacksUX for UncertaintyCost per Feature

Growth Without a Without a Team

How solo builders reach their first 1,000 users — playbooks, channels, and cadence.

Chapter 7 · PreviousChapter 9 · NextCoverStory Beats FeaturesPick One ChannelLaunchingProduct Hunt RealityRetention Basics

Operating a One-Person Software Software Business

Bookkeeping, support, uptime — the boring things that keep money coming in.

Chapter 8 · PreviousChapter 10 · NextCoverSupport Without SufferingUptime and AlertsMoney In, Money OutFreelance ContractsSanity

Capstone — Ship Your First Ship Your First Product

Combine every chapter into one launch: idea, MVP, payment, landing page, first ten users.

Chapter 9 · PreviousCoverPick One IdeaSeven-Day SprintLanding PageFirst Ten UsersIterate in PublicGraduation