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AI frontend and 3D development workflow for a 20-year backend veteran

A 20-year backend developer uses AI coding agents to build a 3D environment app for Vision Pro. By testing on real devices, explaining discomforts to the AI, and switching models to overcome roadblocks, they write or read zero lines of code.

Reddit r/vibecoding/u/Charming-Detail-7626
Vision ProAI coding agents

Added 2026-10-31 · originally published 2026-10-25


Key points

  • Avoid writing or reading code directly, focusing entirely on experiencing the app on real devices like headsets.
  • Clearly explain subjective feelings and what feels wrong to the AI, such as adjusting lighting or interaction.
  • Switch directly to another model to keep moving forward when the AI gets stuck, rather than debugging the code yourself.

Pitfalls

  • The polish and detail level of 3D scenes may fall short, requiring continuous iteration and improvement.
  • AI models may get stuck when handling specific frontend or 3D problems.
Copy-ready prompt
Please help me implement a [Vision Pro app / 3D frontend scene]. The current specific issue is: [Describe where the lighting or interaction feels off]. Please make adjustments based on my feedback, focusing on optimizing the [visual effects / interactive experience].
#AI Frontend#Pitfall Avoidance#3D Graphics#Vibe Coding
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