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Loved the guide, here are some prompts I’ve found useful when working with Warp.dev. 1) End-to-End App Bootstrap (default path)2) First-Principles Debug Prompt (works across stacks)
3) Feature Add-On (modular diffs only)4) Quick Experiment Sandbox (zero-install)5) “One-Shot Build” in Warp.dev / Cursor / Claude Code6) Architecture Choice Helper (reduce analysis paralysis)7) Refactor With Goals (goal-oriented per playbook)8) “Stuck? Give Me Options”Tiny Guardrails That Help
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thank you so much for this resource list ❤️ |
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Vibe Coding Onchain Tools & Resources
Vibe coding lets you quickly build apps with the help of AI, often without writing traditional code yourself.
Below is a categorized list of tools with details on ease of use, pricing, and when to use them.
How to Start Vibe Coding
Full vibe coding onchain walkthrough video here.
AI Assistants
Browser-Based Vibe Code Tools (No Setup Required)
Developer Environments (Download Required)
Onchain Developer Tools
Templates & Scaffolds
Smart Contract Deployment
MCPs (Model Context Protocols)
AI Agent Kits
Other Dev Ops
API & Backend Helpers
Design & Prototyping
Deployment & Hosting
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