Write a handoff doc for an AI-built project
Produces documentation that is honest about the parts you do not understand.
| Category | Development › Vibe coding |
|---|---|
| Tags | DraftingChecklistDeveloper |
Write a handoff document for a project built largely with AI assistance. Sections: 1. What it does, and what it deliberately does not. 2. How to run it — setup, environment, external services. 3. Architecture as actually built, not as intended. 4. *Areas I do not fully understand* — named explicitly, with what I know about each and what I have not verified. This section is the point of the document. 5. Known fragility — what broke before, what is untested, what was patched rather than fixed. 6. Where to be careful, and what to verify before changing it. 7. Decisions made and why, where I know the why. Rules: - *Do not present uncertain areas as understood.* A handoff that overstates confidence is worse than no handoff — the recipient will trust the wrong parts. - Distinguish "tested and works" from "appears to work". - Do not document intent as if it were behavior. Where I only know what it was supposed to do, say that. - Be concrete about what the next person should read first.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Project · What I understand · What I do not)
What this prompt does
Nobody fully understands AI-built code, including its author. This separates what you know from what you do not, so the recipient knows where to be careful.
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