I'm a copywriter. Ever since my programmer friend gradually dragged me into IDE hell, I've caught up with vibe coding.

I once naively believed what those marketing accounts on X were saying: with just a perfect prompt, AI will create anything you want.
Based on real-world experience, I quickly became disillusioned. So I started trying to instruct AI to write a small project.

I realized I had a bit of a product manager's mindset, but I lacked real development experience.

Vibe coding is a complete trap for non-programmers.

I wasted thousands of pull requests, and the lesson I learned is that you must learn structured thinking to truly move a project forward.

Luckily, Spec Kit seemed like my angel of salvation. Even though my English is terrible (yes, all the English you see here is Google Translated), I still managed to get through the original English readme. (Yes, Google's English-to-Chinese translation is terrible.)

Good news: After falling asleep three times midway through, I finally finished it.
Bad news: I couldn't understand it at all.

So I asked sonnet to rewrite a Chinese version of the readme based on my understanding. I wonder if anyone needs it.

GitHub_Spec_Kit_中文完全使用指南.md

我是一个文案创作者，自从被我那位程序员朋友一步一步将我拉入IDE的地狱里以后，我赶上了vibe coding。

曾经我天真的以为X上那些营销号说的都是真的：只要一个完美的prompt，AI就会帮你创造你任何想要的东西。

基于真实的操作，很快就幻灭了。于是我开始想指挥AI好好写一个小项目。

我发现我不过是有点产品经理的思维，但是我缺乏真正的开发经历。

Vibe coding对非程序员来说就是一个彻头彻尾的陷阱。

我浪费了上千个request，收获就是你必须学会结构化思维，才能让项目真正的推进。

幸运的是，Spec Kit看上去就是来拯救我的天使。即使我英语很差（没错，你们看到的这些英文都是Google翻译的），我还是啃下了英文原版readme.（没错，Google的英译中很垃圾）

好消息：历经中途三次睡着，我终于看完了
坏消息：看不懂一点

于是我让sonnet根据我的理解能力重新写了一个对我来说有用的中文版readme，不知道有没有人需要。