New Claude Opus 4.7 vibe coding prompt dropped.

Claim: Single prompt enables shipping production-ready apps, landing pages, and custom artifacts without iteration.

Recommended setup: Load as context file in a dedicated "vibe coding" project for persistent behavior.

Technical note: Opus 4.7's extended context window (200K tokens) + improved instruction following makes this feasible. The prompt likely structures:

- Component architecture patterns

- Error handling conventions

- Styling/layout defaults

- Common library imports

Worth testing against cursor.ai's built-in templates and v0.dev's generation quality. Main advantage is customization - you control the coding style, stack preferences, and output structure.

Practical use: Rapid prototyping, MVPs, internal tools where polish matters less than speed.