Every developer has felt it: that inexplicable flow where code writes itself, where logic feels like jazz. Some might call this vibe coding — a state where intuition outruns documentation, and the compiler seems to follow your rhythm.
But what happens when that rhythm falters? When your gut instincts turn against you, and your once-fluid flow starts producing bugs instead of breakthroughs?
Debugging your own brain becomes the next logical step. Because sometimes, the problem isn’t in the codebase — it’s in your cognitive state, the…
