My tips for successful vibe coding

 Good vibes - prompt well - ask for short answers and latest APIs for today’s date

Vibe but verify - ask 2 LLMs the same question

Step up the vibe - ask to break down your requests into independently testable steps

Vibe and validate - ask an LLM then get another LLM to check

Vibe with variety - ask for 3 solutions to the same problem, pick the best

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