Turn Your Idea Into a Real PRD

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The audit nobody does after vibecoding. Find what'll break or get exploited before users do.

Clean up messy AI-generated code safely — one small change at a time.

Get your data model right before you build on top of it.

The prompt that makes Cursor add a feature cleanly instead of rewriting half your app.

The first prompt to paste into Lovable or v0 so you get something real, not a toy.

Most AI-built apps turn into spaghetti. Get the structure right up front.

Inherited code you didn't write? Get the map before you touch anything.

A landing page that converts, generated clean and ready to tweak.

Before you ship AI-generated code, have it checked by something that won't sugarcoat it.

Stuck on an error you don't understand? This gets you unstuck without the lecture.

Shipped an update? Don't bury it in 'various bug fixes.' List what changed — get release notes / a changelog that's clear, scannable, and makes users care.

That app you built pulls in hundreds of packages you've never read. Find the risky ones.

The #1 vibecoding mistake: API keys sitting in your code or git history. Hunt them down.

The standard checklist real engineers use. Run your app through it in plain English.

The scariest bug: one user seeing another's data. Check your auth before someone else does.

Good logs save you at 2am. Bad ones leak data and tell you nothing. Get this right.

Before you let real users in: the checklist that catches what vibecoding skips.

Protect user data properly — before a leak makes the decision for you.

It works with you clicking around. Will it survive 1,000 real users and a bad day?

See a UI you like? Describe it and rebuild it instead of starting from a blank page.

Got dropped into a framework you've never used? Name it and what you know — get the mental model, the core concepts, and the 20% you need to be productive today.

Building against an API that isn't ready? Describe the endpoint — get realistic mock JSON (success and error cases) so you can build the front end now.

Porting code to a new language or framework? Paste it — get the converted version plus the traps that don't translate one-to-one.