You're in the best position of all three groups: you have no bad habits to unlearn. Vibe coding was almost designed for you — the bottleneck is clarity of intent, not technical knowledge, and you have that in abundance.

Your focus: Start with the Glossary so you understand the vocabulary, then the main guide, then build your first thing before reading anything else. The practice guide has a specific Beginner project that will take you from zero to a working app in one session.

You're the prime vibe coding audience. You understand enough to evaluate what the AI produces, but you've been slowed by the gap between idea and shipped product. That gap is about to close dramatically.

Your focus: Skip the Glossary (you know most of it), dive into the Principles guide with full depth, then the Safety guide — you understand enough to know why it matters. The Case Study will be your biggest unlock.

Your technical knowledge is the asset. The guides that matter most for you are the ones that address specifically AI-assisted workflows — context management, architecture ownership, team coordination, and safety — because these are the areas where experienced engineers most often underestimate the differences vibe coding introduces.