What is web-mvp-blueprint-kit?

When you ask an AI coding tool to build you an app without giving it much structure, the results are often unpredictable: the AI fills in requirements you did not specify, the code grows in directions you did not intend, and it becomes hard to check whether anything is correct. This project is a six-step workflow for converting a rough idea into a set of structured documents that AI coding tools can follow more reliably. The six steps produce one output file each. The first step captures a brief description of the idea and the intended users. The second gathers evidence about whether the idea has demand and what similar products already exist. The third produces a product requirements document (PRD) that is broken down specifically to be buildable rather than just readable. The fourth picks a technology stack and writes a technical blueprint. The fifth generates an AGENTS.md file and a set of supporting documents that tell the AI assistant what the project is and how it is structured. The sixth breaks the work into individual task files that can be handed to an AI one at a time. The kit includes two ways to use it. The manual path involves copying prompts out of the repository and pasting them into any AI tool, then saving the output to the corresponding document. The skills path packages each step as a callable skill for Codex or Claude Code, so you can trigger a step with a short command inside the coding tool itself. The project describes its target audience clearly: non-technical people who have an idea but do not know how to write a PRD, solo developers building a first web MVP, and small teams that want a lightweight way to constrain what an AI builds. It explicitly says it is not suited for medical, financial, or safety-critical systems, or for projects that already have a mature engineering team and process. The README is primarily in Chinese. The project is adapted from KhazP/vibe-coding-prompt-template under an MIT license.