Projects keep breaking: vibe coder asks for a full practical workflow
Ryan_yii · reddit · 2026-09-20
A developer who got into AI agents in May says vibe coding lets him build what he wants, but his solo projects keep breaking and riddled with bugs — he suspects his whole process is wrong.
He's asking the community for a complete practical workflow covering requirement breakdown, prompt writing, modular coding, code review, test iterations, and deployment, plus pitfalls to avoid. The post itself is a cry for help, but it reflects how widespread the 'no-engineering-process vibe coding collapses at scale' problem has become.
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