Requirements Analysis: Vibe coding begins with requirements analysis.
To move beyond "vibe coding" and develop a proper system, you must first accurately analyze the requirements. Furthermore, you need to create scenarios so that these requirements are connected and executable. This covers how to analyze requirements and write scenarios.
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