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How to start a Next.js project from a product idea with Vibe Coding Toolkit

Turn a short product description into a configured Next.js foundation with product docs and checks.

Remote script. The agent fetches the prompt from a remote URL and follows its instructions, so review the fetched file before letting it run commands.

Who it is forA founder or developer with a new product idea who wants a coherent starting point before writing features.

The problemStarting a new app means making many setup choices (framework, tests, linting, docs, agent instructions) before any product work happens.

The outcomeA Next.js project with PRODUCT.md, the official foundation, documentation, agent instructions, and validation, with the next MVP task identified.

What you need first

  • An AI agent with terminal access, such as Claude Code or Codex
  • A project directory, or an existing application root to configure
  • Network access to raw.githubusercontent.com to fetch the prompt files

Steps

  1. Create or open an empty directory for the project and start Claude Code or Codex there.
  2. Paste the two-line prompt from the README that points to docs/prompts/11-next-project-bootstrap.md.
  3. Replace the second line with your project name, problem, audience, main flows, and constraints.
  4. Let the agent run the setup and review the generated PRODUCT.md and docs before continuing.
  5. Confirm the agent reports the checks it ran and the next MVP task.

Prompt for your agent

Read the repo soumatheusgomes/vibe-coding-toolkit at docs/prompts/11-next-project-bootstrap.md and execute the setup in this directory for the product described as <product description>. Report the generated files, the checks that passed, and the next MVP task. Verify that PRODUCT.md exists and that the validation step ran.

Caveat. The README says the shortcut works from the published main branch, so in an unpublished checkout you must use the local prompt file instead.

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