🔥 Let's Build a Vibe Coding Best Practices Guide Together

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I've failed 6 times trying to vibe code production apps. But project #7 finally worked.

Here's what I learned, and I want to crowdsource this with you:

What I Wish Someone Told Me:

✅ Lock completed phases (AI rewrites working code otherwise)

✅ Use STATE.md file (AI forgets context between sessions)

✅ Verify before deploy (catches hallucinations early)

✅ Give agents boundaries (if using Opus 4.6 teams)

What's making a difference:

After 6 failed projects, I built PropelKit - a Next.js boilerplate + AI PM that forces this structure.

Used it to ship 3 apps in 30 days:

- Analytics dashboard: 13 hours → 8 paying customers

- Feedback widget: 11 hours → 3 paying customers

- Content calendar: 9 hours → just launched

All still running. Zero production breaks.

💬 I want YOUR best practices:

What's your #1 rule for vibe coding that actually ships?

Share below and I'll compile everyone's tips into a public guide 👇

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For anyone interested:

PropelKit is at propelkit.dev - $69 launch price (normally $199)

Includes:

- Next.js 16 boilerplate (auth, Stripe, Razorpay, multi-tenancy)

- AI PM slash commands for Claude Code

- Lovable auto-integration

- Phase-based workflow system

👉 Demo video on site shows the full workflow

But mainly, I just want to collect everyone's lessons learned. Let's help each other vibe code better!