AI-Assisted 'Vibe Coding' Produces Unmaintainable, Poorly Architected Code
Developers using AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) to rapidly generate applications often end up with code that lacks real architecture and becomes unmaintainable as it grows. This kit addresses the gap by enforcing a structured interview-and-milestone protocol that keeps AI-generated code aligned with sound engineering practices.
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