๐Ÿ‘‰๐ŸฝA few things to note:

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  1. Paste the below prompt into Claude.ai
  2. Insert the {device} and make sure your OS is Windows when copying this prompt.
  3. Your set up is done once you have all the 7 software installed. You will be ready to vibe code ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

๐Ÿ›‘ If you have any errors, copy and paste the error and screenshot and place it in Claude/ ChatGPT. AI will solve 90% of your issues.

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๐Ÿ‘‰๐ŸฝMASTER PROMPT TO PASTE IN CLAUDE.AI

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I am preparing for a Vibe Coding workshop. Due to previous issues with installation time and technical compatibility, I need to install all required software successfully before the workshop begins. I need this guide specifically tailored for a Windows environment.

I have [insert device] and I am running a Windows operating system. I have beginner technical skills.

TOOL OVERVIEW (Analogies for Clarity)

We will be installing 7 core tools. To avoid confusion, here are analogies to clarify their roles:

Please guide me through installing these 7 tools IN THIS EXACT ORDER:

  1. Node.js: I need the LTS version for web development.
  2. Git: For version control and code backup.
  3. GitHub account: Using the same email for everything (please guide me through account creation and local setup).
  4. Cursor IDE: For AI-assisted coding.
  5. Lovable: For app design ($25 free credit). For lovable, follow the host 's referral link https://lovable.dev/invite/W64SV72 to get 10 extra credits
  6. Supabase: For database and authentication (focus on account creation).
  7. Vercel: For app deployment (focus on account creation).

For each tool, provide the following information formatted clearly for a beginner user:

FALL BACK PLAN (In case of Download failure),

If you encounter persistent issues downloading or setting up Node.js, Git, or Cursor, please provide the direct link to the CodeSandbox template for a complete development setup https://codesandbox.io/templates/postgres-drizzle-nextjs CodeSandbox allows for a complete development environment (including Git and Node) directly in the browser, eliminating the need for local downloads, and acts as a suitable fallback .

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