what is vibe-coding-blueprint fr?

Vibe Coding Blueprint is a framework for turning a rough software idea into a plan detailed enough that an AI coding assistant can actually build it. It is aimed at people who describe their app idea to a chatbot and get stuck in circles, rather than ending up with something concrete they can hand off to a coding tool like Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf. The repository lays out a 10 step process, starting with dumping the idea out unfiltered, then stating real constraints such as budget and audience, grounding the idea in what already exists, letting the core approach take shape, and gradually going deeper. Later steps involve stress testing the plan, pulling in outside reference material, and finally consolidating everything into a small number of reference documents such as a product requirements document, a description of the technology stack, and a set of prompts. The author frames these steps as a loop you revisit rather than a strict one way checklist, and includes two linked videos walking through the idea in concept and in a real example. Alongside the written framework, the repo includes a packaged skill file meant to be installed into an AI coding assistant such as Claude or OpenCode. Once installed, this skill can read back a freeform conversation about a project and turn it into a consistent set of documents, first extracting every concrete decision made, checking what is missing, asking about important gaps, and only then writing the files, flagging any assumptions it had to make along the way. This is aimed at solo builders and small teams using AI coding assistants who want a repeatable process for turning conversation into documentation, rather than a piece of software to run or deploy. There is no code to install beyond copying the skill file into the right folder.