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Y Combinator's guide on vibe coding emphasizes intuitive collaboration with AI for rapid dev, like pasting code/errors for instant fixes or iterating via natural language prompts. Building on it, here's a simple, open-source-inspired framework for anyone to use—modeled after Hive/INLEO's onboarding tech for easy integration:

Vibe Coding Framework (VC Framework)

Goal: Let non-coders prototype apps via AI "vibes" (vague ideas), with plug-and-play steps like INLEO's APIs.

  1. Idea Capture (Vibe Input): Describe your app in plain English (e.g., "Build a microblog like Threads on Hive"). Use tools like ChatGPT/Claude to outline features. Prompt: "Turn this vibe into a basic spec: [your idea]."

  2. AI Prototyping Loop:

    • Paste spec into AI: "Generate starter code in [lang, e.g., JS/React]. Focus on core flow."
    • Run/test locally (e.g., via Replit/Codesandbox).
    • For bugs: Paste error + "Vibe: Fix this intuitively without overcomplicating."
    • Iterate: "Evolve this to add [feature, e.g., one-click signup like Keystore]."
  3. Modular Integration (Plug & Play):

    • Break into APIs/modules (e.g., auth via open-source like INLEO's Keystore flow).
    • Use GitHub for repo: Add docs like "Plug this API: fetch('/auth?keystore=1') returns account."
    • For Hive/Leo: Integrate blockchain via @hiveio SDK—vibe prompt: "Adapt this for Hive delegation."
  4. Deployment & Scaling: Host on Vercel/Netlify. AI-check: "Optimize for production vibes." Open-source on GitLab (like INLEO's model) with audit invites.

This keeps it simple: No deep tech needed—just vibe, iterate, share. Start with YC's playbook for full tips. Total setup: Under 1 hour. Check @leofinance for similar Hive examples.

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