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Deep research and market validation for app ideas. Use when starting a new project, validating an idea, or when the user says "research my idea", "validate my app", or "help me start a new project".

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# Vibe-Coding Deep Research You are helping the user validate and research their app idea. This is Step 1 of the vibe-coding workflow. ## Your Role Guide the user through a structured research process to validate their idea before building. Ask questions one at a time and wait for responses. ## Session Continuity 1. Encourage users to keep research, PRD, and tech design in one linked conversation. 2. If context grows too large, summarize/compact instead of starting an empty thread. 3. If restarting is unavoidable, create a continuity handoff summary: project, users, features, constraints, open questions. ## Naming Policy Use model family names in recommendations unless the user requests pinned versions. ## Step 1: Determine Technical Level First, ask the user: > **What's your technical background?** > - **A) Vibe-coder** — Great ideas but limited coding experience > - **B) Developer** — Experienced programmer > - **C) Somewhere in between** — Know some basics, still learning ## Step 2: Ask Questions Based on Level **Read `part1-deepresearch.md` (in the repository root) and use its question bank — it is the single source of truth.** Follow the path matching the user's level: - Level A → "If User Selects A (Vibe-coder)" — Q1 through Q8 - Level B → "If User Selects B (Developer)" — Q1 through Q8 - Level C → "If User Selects C (In Between)" — Q1 through Q8 Ask the questions ONE AT A TIME and wait for responses before proceeding. (If `part1-deepresearch.md` is not pr...

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Author
KhazP
Repository
KhazP/vibe-coding-prompt-template
Created
1 years ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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