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Learn vibe coding

Free vibe coding guides in four levels: your first AI coding app, everyday solo work, rolling agents out to a team, and building skills and MCP servers. Written to sit beside the official docs, not repeat them.

🌱 New to AI coding

Beginner

Start here if you have never built anything with an AI coding app. What these tools can and cannot do, how to pick one, and how to finish a first project without losing a weekend.

  1. What Vibe Coding Can and Cannot Do
  2. Choose Your First AI Coding App in Ten Minutes

All beginner guides →

🛠️ One app, most days

Solo builder

For people who already code with an agent most days: making the app yours, carrying skills between tools, adding MCP servers safely and keeping the bill predictable.

  1. Make the App Yours: Instruction Files Compared
  2. A Personal Skill Library You Can Carry Between Apps

All solo builder guides →

🏢 Teams of 5-50

Advanced business

Rolling agents out to a team: licences and access, what data leaves your network, how to approve MCP servers, and how to measure whether any of it worked.

  1. Rolling Out AI Coding to a Team
  2. What Leaves Your Network: A Data Policy for Agent Tools

All advanced business guides →

⚙️ Build the tools

Developer (pro)

Building the pieces everyone else installs: portable Agent Skills, MCP servers, evaluations for agent workflows and multi-agent patterns that survive a real repo.

  1. Writing One Agent Skill That Works in Several Apps
  2. Building an MCP Server: The Decisions the Spec Leaves to You

All developer (pro) guides →

How these guides differ from the official docs

Every vendor documents its own product well. Nobody documents the choice between products, what an agent costs you in practice, how to review what it wrote, or how to approve a tool for a team. That is what these 8 guides cover, and each one links to the official documentation for the reference material we deliberately do not repeat.