Why commit between slices?

So a later failure doesn't force you to untangle several changes at once

What makes a slice the right size?

It's small enough that you can actually review and verify it

Vibecoding · Module 04 of 7

Building

The build loop itself — prompting for slices, verifying as you go, and keeping a version you can return to.

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Topics & techniques

The build loop

Describe, generate, verify, commit — in slices small enough to actually review.

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Workflow

Build in Small, Verifiable Slices

The core building rhythm of vibecoding: instead of asking the AI for the whole app or a whole feature at once, you build one small, self-contained slice, confirm it works, commit it, and only then move to the next. Each slice is small enough that you can actually review what the AI produced.

L2 · Context engineering

Test yourself

Can you run the vibecoding build loop?

Three questions on the rhythm that keeps a build reviewable — small slices, verified, committed. No sign-up, instant score, and you can share how you did.

Q1 What's the core building rhythm of vibecoding?
Q2 Why commit between slices?
Q3 What makes a slice the right size?

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