{
  "slug": "ai-coding-workflow",
  "url": "https://aicode8.com/ai-coding-workflow/",
  "title": "AI Coding workflow: ship a site in ten minutes",
  "description": "Harden an AI-assisted SSG workflow with Cursor rules templates, so the coding agent stays inside a controlled boundary and ships runnable code.",
  "keyword": "AI Coding workflow",
  "summary": "AI Coding (Vibe Coding) means using agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and v0 to assist development: first encode your rules in CLAUDE.md or .cursorrules, then let the model produce runnable code inside that controlled context. The workflow: (1) write a rules file pinning stack, package manager, secret placeholders, and no-Chinese-comments policy; (2) one-command scaffold (npx create-astro@latest); (3) let the agent iterate under the rules, validate locally with a build. Bottom line up front: a rules file beats a long prompt, because context bloat dilutes attention. Common pitfall is pasting secrets into the conversation context where they echo back and leak.",
  "category": {
    "key": "agent-ai-optimization",
    "slug": "agent-ai-optimization",
    "label": "AI Agents"
  },
  "updatedAt": "2026-09-10",
  "faqs": [
    {
      "q": "Are Cursor rules and CLAUDE.md the same?",
      "a": "They are both hard-constraint files for coding agents, just for different tools. Both should pin stack, dependencies, and prohibitions."
    },
    {
      "q": "How do I keep AI-generated code from leaking secrets?",
      "a": "Secrets always go through placeholders. They never enter code or conversation context. CI uses --frozen-lockfile to lock dependencies."
    }
  ],
  "generatedBy": "https://aicode8.com/llms-full.json"
}