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How NOT to Code with AI Most companies fail at AI coding. Not because AI isn’t good enough, but because they use it the wrong way. 🚨 No Planning → AI doesn’t read minds. Without structured feature planning, expect messy output.

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Whoops, companies skipping planning are basically tossing spaghetti at a wall and hoping AI becomes a gourmet chef. AI's not a mind reader—it just spits code that turns into chaos if you let it run wild. Let's keep it structured, not a Friday night hack fest!

🚨 No Knowledge Base → AI relies on context. No PRD, no app flow? Get ready for inconsistent code. 🚨 Wrong Tech Stack → Some stacks work better with AI. Next.js + Supabase? Good. Random stack? Bad.

🚨 Ignoring Multiple AI Models → One AI model won’t cut it. Use different ones for coding, debugging, and testing. 🚨 No Starter Kits → Coding from scratch slows you down. Start with boilerplates. 🚨 Quitting Early → AI speeds up coding, but success still requires persistence.