Been vibe coding for the past couple of months on a large project. My mind is truly blown. Every day it's just shocking. And it's so prolific. Half a million lines of code in a couple of months by one dev. Seriously.
Note that it's not going to solve everything. It's still not very precise in its output. Definitely lots of errors and bad design at the top end. But it's a LOT better than without vibe coding.
The best use case is to let it generate the framework of your project, and you use that as a starting point and edit the code directly from there. Seems to be a lot more efficient than letting it generate the project fully and you keep updating it with LLM.
What happens though when an agent is writing those half million lines over and over and over to find better patterns, get rid of bugs.
Anyone who thinks white collar work isn't in trouble is thinking in terms of a single pass like a human and not turning basically everything into a LLM 24/7 monte carlo simulation on whatever problem is at hand.
Note that it's not going to solve everything. It's still not very precise in its output. Definitely lots of errors and bad design at the top end. But it's a LOT better than without vibe coding.
The best use case is to let it generate the framework of your project, and you use that as a starting point and edit the code directly from there. Seems to be a lot more efficient than letting it generate the project fully and you keep updating it with LLM.