Five outcomes · Copyable Adios prompts
Build apps, SaaS products, APIs, business websites, and online stores with AI on Adios. Each guide gives you the prompts, review gates, tests, and deployment path—not just an empty prompt box.
Direct answer
Vibe coding on Adios means describing a bounded result, reviewing the AI agent's plan, letting it edit real source in a persistent workspace, testing the important journeys in Preview, and approving the production release yourself. You can work without writing every line by hand without pretending the code, data, security, or operating responsibilities disappear.
Choose the finished outcome
These are separate projects because their data, permissions, integrations, failure modes, and release checks are different.
Turn one useful idea into a working Next.js app, review it in Preview, and publish only after the checks pass.
4 prompts · source-backed · preview first
Plan accounts and tenant boundaries, build one paid-worthy workflow, and treat billing as a separate tested increment.
4 prompts · source-backed · preview first
Define routes and data first, then generate a tested REST API with validation, authorization, health, and deployment evidence.
4 prompts · source-backed · preview first
Use real business facts to create a useful multi-page site with working forms, search metadata, mobile QA, and a custom-domain checklist.
4 prompts · source-backed · preview first
Model products and orders, keep prices authoritative on the server, and verify a hosted test checkout before any live-payment decision.
4 prompts · source-backed · preview first
The prompt protocol
The agent waits once before changing source and again before production. In between, every guide asks for evidence that matches its real risk.
Give the agent the outcome and boundaries. Ask for the user journey, data, risks, and tests first.
Preserve the project and Adios contract. Add only the features and dependencies you reviewed.
Exercise invalid input, access boundaries, mobile behavior, provider failures, and repeat requests.
Match source, secrets, runtime, health, and evidence. Do not let the prompt publish on its own.
Build in one product surface
Use the AI app builder and source-backed workspace to keep the brief, agent plan, changed files, Preview, checks, Git state, and release decision in context.
Finish the source-to-production path
When the project-specific tests pass, host and deploy your AI-built project with its runtime, secrets, managed services, health, logs, and human approval connected to the source.
Questions before the first prompt
Vibe coding on Adios means describing a bounded software outcome in plain language, reviewing the agent's plan, letting it change real source in a workspace, testing the result in Preview, and approving a healthy deployment yourself.
You do not need to write the first version by hand, but you must define the outcome, answer product questions, review the plan, test the important journeys, and decide whether the result is safe and useful enough to publish.
The guides use source-backed Adios workspaces. The generated files, deployment configuration, Preview, checks, and Git history remain part of the project rather than disappearing when the conversation ends.
Those systems can be added when the project needs them, but each introduces data, permission, secret, failure, and business responsibilities. The SaaS, API, and store guides split them into explicit reviewed increments.
The prompts in these guides explicitly stop before production. You review the changed source, Preview, checks, secrets, health, and remaining risks before approving a release.
Start with one bounded outcome