A vibe coding tutorial shows you to build software by describing what you want instead of writing code yourself. You use an AI editor like Cursor, explain features in plain English, and iterate on the output until the product works. On aidowith.me, the Chrome Extension route is a 14-step vibe coding tutorial that produces a real, installable Chrome extension. You'll start with a product idea, describe the core feature, and watch AI generate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The route covers the full vibe coding workflow: describing features, reviewing generated code, testing in the browser, fixing bugs through conversation, and deploying to the Chrome Web Store. No programming background required. Every step explains what the code does and why, so you build intuition as you build the product. The full tutorial takes about 4 hours and leaves you with both a shipped extension and a vibe coding workflow you can apply to any future project.
Last updated: April 2026
The Problem and the Fix
Without a route
- You've heard about vibe coding but every tutorial is a 2-minute demo, not a real project
- You want to build software but traditional coding tutorials assume too much background
- You've tried AI code generation but didn't know how to structure a project or debug issues
With aidowith.me
- A real Chrome extension built and shipped using vibe coding, not a toy demo
- 14 steps covering the full workflow: describe, generate, test, debug, deploy
- Zero programming background needed. AI writes the code, the route explains the context
Who Builds This With AI
Founders
Move fast on pitches, pages, research. AI as your first hire.
Marketers
Content, campaigns, and briefs done in hours instead of days.
Sales & BizDev
Prep calls, draft outreach, research prospects in minutes.
How It Works
Define your extension idea
Pick a useful Chrome extension to build: productivity tool, email helper, or web scraper. The route helps you scope it to something achievable in 4 hours.
Vibe code the features
Describe each feature to AI and review the generated code. Test in Chrome after each addition. The route shows you how to prompt for changes and fix issues.
Polish and publish
Clean up the UI, test edge cases, and package the extension. Install it in your browser or publish to the Chrome Web Store.
Start your vibe coding project
14 steps. About 4 hours. A shipped Chrome extension and a vibe coding workflow you'll keep.
Start This Route →What You Walk Away With
Define your extension idea
Vibe code the features
Polish and publish
Zero programming background needed. AI writes the code, the route explains the context
"First time vibe coding and I shipped a Chrome extension my whole team uses. The tutorial made the process feel like assembling LEGO, not writing code."- Operations manager, e-commerce company
Questions
Vibe coding is building software by describing what you want in plain English to an AI code editor. The AI writes the code, you test it, and iterate through conversation. This tutorial applies the approach to building a Chrome extension in 14 steps. You don't write code. You describe, review, and make product decisions.
Cursor is the recommended tool because its inline editing and chat features are designed specifically for this workflow. But you can also vibe code with ChatGPT or Claude by pasting code back and forth. The route notes where Cursor-specific features speed things up and provides clear workarounds for other tools.
Yes. The vibe coding workflow you pick up in this tutorial applies to web apps, scripts, bots, automations, and many other software projects. The route uses Chrome extensions because they're self-contained and satisfying to build in a single session. After finishing, you'll have a process that works for any software project you want to tackle.