r/theVibeCoding

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Vibe coding with a team: how do you stop all the context living in one person's chat history?

I've been vibe coding a project with a small team (6). Within 7 weeks I was doing almost all the work. Not because my teammates didn't want to help. Everything we'd decided (the stack, what we'd cut, which prompt fixed which bug) lived in my chats with the AI. Handing a task over meant re-explaining the whole project, so I kept doing it myself.

I'm not selling anything and haven't built anything. I'm trying to work out if this is a common problem or just how my team works. A few things I'd like to hear about:

  1. How do you hand a half-finished AI coding task to a teammate?

  2. What happens when two people prompt the same project?

  3. Which docs or setup steps do you wish you'd done before the first prompt?

If you've found something that works, I'd like to hear it. If you tried something and it failed, I'd like to hear that even more. Happy to share what I learn back here.

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u/Historical-Debt1473 — 6 days ago
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A design tool for changing the UI that's already running in your iOS app

I'm building Monad Design for a specific handoff problem: when an existing app's UI is almost right, 'make this card less dense' is easy to point at but hard to describe to a coding agent.

You open the real Xcode or Expo iOS app in Simulator, navigate to the relevant state, then select or annotate the UI. Your coding agent edits the existing source and rebuilds the app. You can compare the original with working alternatives before choosing one.

This is a visual implementation tool, not a mockup generator or a replacement app builder. It currently runs locally on macOS and is free and open source.

Repo: https://github.com/Monadix-AI/monad-design Video preview: https://watchclueso.com/embed/pio8jqfcg4ivj0r1

I'm the creator. For designers working on shipped mobile apps, which part of the handoff costs you more time: identifying the exact UI state, explaining the change, or reviewing the implementation?

u/ivanzhaowy — 7 days ago