How do I manage a vibe-coded product after the prototype?

Vibe coding optimizes for working software quickly. It does not automatically produce a shared product model. Intent lives in chat history, half-written READMEs, and tickets that describe tasks instead of capabilities.

When you try to grow the product, humans and agents re-discover the same ground: What domains exist? Which user jobs are covered? What did we never build?

Kriyastream treats the Product Map as the source of truth: Domain → Goal (JTBD) → User Flow → Capability → Feature. From that map you generate work, estimate effort, and validate against code.

That loop is how you manage a vibe-coded product after the prototype: structure first, then execution and code alignment — not another pile of tickets disconnected from product intent.

You can open one Product Map and answer: what the product is, where gaps are, what to build next, and which features map to which code. Agents get the same structure humans use.