Today I started building my first OPNet dApp using the vibecoding approach, and the experience has been surprisingly efficient. Instead of manually writing everything from scratch, I structured a clear CLAUDE.md file including contract specs, token logic, and security requirements. This made the development process much smoother and more organized. Key things I learned: Always test on OPNet Testnet before considering mainnet. Use simulate() before sendTransaction() to avoid unnecessary failures. Keep wallet integration clean and never expose private keys in the frontend. Be specific when guiding AI — clarity dramatically improves output quality. Vibecoding doesn’t remove the need to understand smart contracts — it amplifies developers who provide clear direction. Excited to refine the build and contribute further to the OPNet ecosystem 🚀
