After years of burnout, stress, and wasting time on tedious, low-challenge tasks, I recently made the switch to Vibe Coding. It’s been a breath of fresh air, but I hit a wall trying to integrate open-code with the get-shit-done (gsd) workflow.

The main issue? The project lifecycle, commands, and agents aren't exactly "beginner-friendly" documented. I found myself staring at the terminal more than actually shipping.

Instead of going back to the old way of manual debugging and README-hunting, I decided to lean into the philosophy: I used the agent to document itself. I fed the codebase to the vibe-coding loop and had it generate a comprehensive, visual lifecycle guide and cheatsheet. It helped me understand the flow, and I figured it might help anyone else trying to escape the "boring task" trap.