The Vibe Coding Prompt Cookbook
# 🍳 The Vibe Coding Prompt Cookbook
Just like a modern IDE is useless without knowing how to type, an AI agent is useless without knowing how to build **Context**.
These Prompt Recipes are **100% language and framework agnostic**. Whether you are writing Python in Aider, Next.js in Cursor, or Go via Google Antigravity, these prompt structures will work universally.
## ⚡ Setup: How to use these as "Snippets"
Do not type these out every time. Save them as global snippets in your tool of choice so you can deploy them with a few keystrokes.
- **Cursor IDE / Windsurf:** Go to Settings -> General -> Snippets. Create a new snippet (e.g. `!scaffold-arch`), and paste the prompt in. Type `!scaffold-arch` anywhere in the chat to instantly paste the recipe.
- **Claude Code:** Use the equivalent terminal alias configuration in your `.bashrc` or shell, or save these in a local `prompts/` folder that Claude can `cat` when requested.
- **Google Antigravity:** Drop these directly into your `implementation_plan.md` tasks prior to execution, or pass them inline during interactive terminal execution.
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### Step 5 Workflow Directory
- [01: The New Project Checklist](01-new-project-checklist.md)
- [02: Architecture Scaffolding Prompts](02-architecture-scaffolding.md)
- [03: Debugging & Refactoring Prompts](03-debugging-and-refactoring.md)when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo bluegalaxy111/awesome-vibe-coding (CC0-1.0). A "The Vibe Coding Prompt Cookbook" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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