Vibe coding gets you an 80% prototype. This kit — .cursorrules, a working Next.js + Supabase + Polar boilerplate, and a senior-engineer playbook — gets you the last 20% to production. For Cursor, Claude Code & Windsurf.
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Google's report says it out loud: vibe coding is great for prototypes but stalls at ~80%. The last 20% — auth, database rules, payments, deployment — is where AI agents silently break things. Here's exactly where, and the fix.
Everything is enforced automatically inside your AI editor.
.cursor/rules, CLAUDE.md and .windsurfrules that pin your stack, force spec-reading, and block the agent from rewriting working code.
Next.js 15 + Supabase auth + Polar payments, wired and build-tested. Auth guard, RLS migrations, signature-verified idempotent webhooks.
12 real traps AI-built apps die on, with the exact fix — the senior-engineer knowledge vibe coding never teaches.
PRD.md, architecture.md, tasks.md and an 80%→100% checklist with copy-paste prompts for your agent.
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The critical points of Google's "New SDLC with Vibe Coding" report + one free rule file. No spam — just the summary and a link.
Yes. The kit ships rule files for all three: .cursor/rules, CLAUDE.md, and .windsurfrules.
Supported — two files change, and the swap points are marked with comments.
Yes — it builds with zero type errors and the auth, checkout and webhook routes were verified live (401 on unauthenticated checkout, 403 on bad webhook signatures).
A free Supabase project and a Polar account. The README walks you through both in ~20 minutes.