“One of the big things that I teach... a series of coding patterns... you can ask the AI agent, how do you propose that we build this? ... you tell it the patterns it’s allowed to use”

Alex Standiford · LMScast with Chris Badgett · How to Vibe Code Products for Non Developers

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Uses coding patterns (adapter, factory, registry, etc.) as a shared language with AI agents to structure code generation and review

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