Vibe coding is actually very straightforward: you describe your requirements to AI using natural language, telling it what features you want, what kind of UI, or which platform to implement on. However, at this stage, don’t expect it to be perfect on the first try — the generated code will have some flaws and will require repeated refinement.

The entire process is as follows: first, let AI generate the code, then copy it into an editor and run it to see the effect. If it doesn’t meet expectations, describe the adjustments you want, and AI will iterate further. Finally, there’s the validation stage: run the code to find small bugs, and if there are issues, directly hand them over to AI for debugging — through several cycles like this, you can usually develop a reliable prototype.

For example, you can directly tell AI, “Generate a simple React component,” and then gradually refine your requirements based on the actual results. This conversational development approach lowers the barrier to entry, allowing more people to quickly validate their ideas.