anti-vibe-coding
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Anti-Vibe Coding methodology for building software projects with AI in a disciplined, spec-driven way. Use this skill ALWAYS when the user wants to create a new project, start a SaaS, MVP, system, web application, API, or any software from scratch. Also use for adding major features to existing projects (brownfield). Trigger when the user mentions: 'new project', 'create system', 'start project', 'build application', 'build SaaS', 'make MVP', 'start development', 'plan project', 'architect system', 'project foundation', 'anti-vibe', 'disciplined coding', 'spec-driven', 'project from zero', 'scaffold project', 'bootstrap project', 'plan before coding', 'structured development', 'TDD project', 'build from scratch', 'add feature properly', 'plan this feature'. This skill enforces 7 sequential phases (onboarding, isolation, foundation with SDD artifacts, specs with Given/When/Then, TDD, implementation, optimization, deploy) — supports both greenfield and brownfield projects. Discipline over Intuition.
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