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Practical guides for building with AI

Direct, useful answers for the moments AI coding gets difficult.

Claude Code guide

How to Write a CLAUDE.md That Keeps Your Project on Track

A concise CLAUDE.md template for keeping project rules, build commands and durable context available to Claude Code.

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AI app building guide

How to Build an App With AI Without Losing Control

Plan your app, write clear tasks and use an AI coding agent without losing track of what you are building.

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AI coding tutorial

Acceptance Criteria Examples for AI Coding

A beginner tutorial for turning feature edge cases into clear checks and tests before an AI coding agent starts building.

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App planning tutorial

A Simple User Journey Map Example for an App

Follow a worked app journey from first screen to finished task, then turn the missing decisions into features and checks.

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Requirements tutorial

How to Write User Stories for AI Coding

A beginner tutorial for writing useful user stories, adding acceptance checks and turning each story into a small AI coding task.

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PRD tutorial

A Product Requirements Document Example for AI Coding

A worked PRD example for an AI-coded feature, with the user outcome, behaviour, boundaries, edge cases, data and tests.

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Claude Code context guide

Claude Code Memory vs CLAUDE.md: Where Project Context Belongs

Use Claude Code memory, CLAUDE.md, a feature brief and a task board for different parts of your project context.

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AI app planning guide

Scope Creep Examples for AI App Builders

See how scope creep starts in an AI-built app, then use a simple feature boundary and checks to keep the first version small.

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AI app planning guide

How to Choose an MVP Feature List for an AI-Built App

Choose the smallest feature list for an AI-built app with one user job, clear limits and checks you can test before adding more.

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