How to Write Better Vibe Coding Descriptions with SimChat

A practical guide to getting clearer, smarter, production-ready results.

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SimChat Vibe Coding works best when you communicate intent clearly.

Just like working with a senior engineer, the quality of your description directly determines the quality of the outcome.

“Great Vibe Coding starts with great communication.”

The Golden Rule

Do this — and SimChat becomes a true engineering partner instead of just a code generator.

The Universal Description Formula

1. Role – Who should SimChat act as?

2. Goal – What are you trying to build or improve?

3. Context – Tech stack, architecture, existing code.

4. Requirements – Features, standards, constraints.

5. Output – Code, explanation, steps, or structure.

Role + Goal + Context + Requirements + Output = High-Quality Results

Practical Examples

Code Review

You are a senior backend engineer. Review my Spring Boot REST API for security, performance, and structure. Focus on authentication, exception handling, and controller design. Suggest improvements and explain why.

Create Backend

You are a backend architect. Create a Spring Boot backend for a task management system using JWT, PostgreSQL, and REST APIs. Include entities, services, controllers, repositories, and follow clean architecture.

Create Frontend

You are a frontend lead. Build an Angular dashboard with authentication, sidebar navigation, and CRUD pages. Use reactive forms and services. Provide folder structure and sample components.

Optimize Code

Act as a performance engineer. Analyze this Java service method and optimize for memory and execution speed. Explain bottlenecks and provide improved code.

Why This Method Works

“Clear input creates powerful output.”

Think Like a Tech Lead

When using SimChat, imagine you’re briefing a senior engineer.

The clearer your direction, the stronger the solution.

You’re not just prompting — you’re designing systems.

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