From "Vibe Coding" Chaos to Crown Coding: My New Framework.

For the past 1 year, I’ve been building with AI. Daily. Obsessively. Not chasing followers. Just chasing clarity. My question was simple: Can AI actually help non-tech founders build MVPs that don’t fall apart? So I tested. Spent $3K–4K on OpenAI, Claude, OpenRouter. Wrote 1000s of prompts. Built 10+ broken MVPs. Fixed them. Rebuilt them. Again. And again. And somewhere along the way… I cracked something. Because vibe coding worked, it was powerful. But it had one hidden flaw nobody talked about: AI doesn’t take ownership.\

• It doesn’t panic when your app crashes.\
• It doesn’t ask, “Should this even be built?”\
• It doesn't fear any consequences It just says: “Sorry, my mistake.” But your months, money, or customer trust don’t come back with “sorry.” That’s when I decided, I won’t just rant about the flaw. I’ll fix it. Enter Crown Coding My framework born out of frustration, a systemized layer over vibe coding where every task carries constraints and ownership logic, so even non-tech founders can build great apps, software, and MVPs with the help of AI, without writing code. Inside Crown Coding, I created a step-by-step protocol called V-PRACTICE: → Vision → Product → Reasoned Architecture → Agent Plan→ Coding Assistant → Tasks → Integration/Tests→ Code Control → Errors/Debug And the best part? You don’t need to know coding. You just need to think in systems. Reflection After 15+ failed experiments, I’ve learned: Frameworks keep you sane. Without structure, AI is just vibes. With structure, it becomes execution. Because AI will never care about consequences, this is what you have to care about. P.S- I’ve been trying this in my builds over the past few weeks, and honestly the early results have been awesome. I’ll share in depth about each steps soon.