AI Code Project

AI tools are powerful, but they need guidance to perform well. A clear roadmap reduces hallucinations, debugging errors, and unnecessary revisions.

Before I even open Cursor, I have these essential docs ready:

• Project Requirements Doc – Defines MVP scope, features, and objectives
• Tech Stack Doc – Outlines frameworks and technologies
• App Flow Doc – Maps the entire user journey
• Frontend Guidelines Doc – Ensures UI consistency
• Backend Structure Doc – Sets up API routes, DB schemas, and core logic

I used to manually create these, which took forever. Now, I use @codeguidedev or https://www.buildmi.co/projects to generate everything in minutes.

This saves a lot of time per project, reduces hallucinations, and makes development much smoother. You sent

Before, I would manually generate features, break them down, and structure the MVP using ChatGPT.

Now, CodeGuide does it all automatically.

It creates a detailed PRD that includes: - A breakdown of all core features - In-scope vs out-of-scope features - User flows and recommended tech stack

And it’s built specifically for AI coding tools like Cursor.

This step alone has saved me hours in planning and made development much more structured. You sent

Instead of jumping straight into @cursor_ai , I build 70-80% of the MVP in Lovable first.

Why?

• Lovable has a seamless Supabase integration, making it incredibly easy to set up the backend without custom coding.
• It allows me to quickly generate and refine the UI, ensuring the design is polished.

Here’s my process:

• Paste all the documents from CodeGuide into Lovable.
• Generate the UI, starting with the landing page.
• Refine the UI until it’s polished and functional.
• Use Lovable’s Supabase integration to connect the backend, covering most of the core functionality.

By the time I switch to Cursor, the MVP is already structured, making AI-assisted coding far more efficient.

The landing page sets the foundation for the entire MVP. If it’s well-structured, building the rest of the product becomes much smoother.

I focus on:

• Layout & spacing for a clean, professional look
• Component consistency to maintain design flow
• User experience to ensure seamless navigation

Once the landing page is solid, I move on to the rest of the screens, aiming to build 70-80% of the MVP in Lovable before switching to Cursor.

This approach saves time and keeps development structured.

Most people tell Cursor to “just build” their MVP. That rarely works well.

Instead, I:

• Import the MVP into cursor from lovable via GitHub integration.
• Paste all the documents from CodeGuide into Cursor as .md files to prevent hallucinations.
• Let Cursor handle backend logic, API connections, and refining the UI further.

Cursor works best when you guide it properly. That’s why having a well-documented structure matters so much.

I use a mix of AI coding tools to speed up development:

• Cursor AI → Core development
• V0 / Lovable → Initial MVP development
• CodeGuide → Automating PRDs, technical docs & reducing hallucinations

The right tools = Faster development with fewer errors.

• Plan everything first. A clear roadmap prevents scope creep & confusion.
• Use structured docs before opening Cursor. AI performs best with clarity.
• Build UI first, then move to development.

Combine tools smartly: @cursorai + @codeguidedev + @lovabledev = ultimate speed.

AI isn’t here to replace developers. It’s here to make us FASTER.

If you’re struggling with AI coding, start by organizing your project better, it changes everything.