Guides for building with AI
The short answer
Building with AI now means talking to tools like Claude, Claude Code and Cursor all day, and the quality of what you get back depends on how well you explain what you want. These guides are for people who build things with AI, whether that is an app, a website, a report or a workflow. You will find how Claude Skills work and how to write your own, how to give Claude Code a task it can finish on the first try, and what vibe coding really is, with a workflow you can follow today and the risks to watch. Each guide is written from the maker’s own documentation, with the date we read it, so you can check every claim. We make DanDin, an app that types what you say on your Mac or Windows computer, so each guide ends with a short part on giving these tools your instructions by voice. Everything else is useful even if you never install DanDin.
To try it with nothing to install: the voice to prompt tool turns a spoken idea into a clear English prompt, and speech to text writes what you say as clean text. Both are free in your browser. And the speaking speed test shows how much faster you talk than type.
- Claude Skills: what they are, how to turn them on, and how to write your ownWhat a skill is, where it works, how to switch it on, and a complete SKILL.md you can copy, all from Anthropic’s own pages.
- How to talk to Claude Code: /voice, dictation apps, and tasks it gets rightClaude Code’s /voice, as Anthropic documents it, next to a dictation app, plus a four-part way to say a task and a real Arabic example.
- Vibe coding with voice: what it is, the tools, a workflow, and the risksVibe coding from the original post to a workflow you can use today, with each tool in its maker’s words and the risks spelled out.
- Voice coding: the two kinds, the tools for each, and a setup that worksBoth kinds of voice coding, command grammars and AI agents, with every tool described from its own page and a setup you can follow.
Common questions
Do I need to know how to code to use these guides?
No. The Claude Skills and prompting guides need no code at all. The Claude Code and vibe coding guides show each step, and say where a developer should review the result.
Who writes these guides?
The DanDin team. Every fact about another company comes from that company’s own pages, with the date we read it, and we say plainly when we could not check something.
Keep reading
- Voice keyboard for PC: hold a key, talk, and the words appearA key on your computer keyboard does what the microphone button does on a phone keyboard, and the text lands in the app in front of you.
- Claude Code Arabic Voice Input, Mac and WindowsExplain the whole task in your own words, and DanDin types it into the Claude Code prompt. You check it, and you send it.
- Cursor voice input in Arabic and EnglishSay what you want built, in your own words. DanDin types it into the agent box or the editor, with file names spelled right.
- Claude voice in Arabic: dictate your promptsA long idea comes out clearer when you say it. Say it as it comes, and DanDin types it into Claude, tidy.