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Vibe Coding for People Who Can’t Code: A five

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Startup CEO (Matt Blumberg)2d ago

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Vibe Coding for People Who Can’t Code: A five-part series. Part V

In Part I of the series, we talked about vibe coding basics, in Part II, about how to get setup, in Part III, the build, and in Part IV, testing. Today in Part V, the final installment here, we talk about vibe coding at work. As in, 'Kids, don't try this at work' (sort of). What I tried I had an idea for reengineering some major swaths of my company’s workflow and business process with a whole new system underneath it to match the changes AI has brought to getting work done in a software company (more on that in subsequent posts). So I started designing a system in a Claude Project, and the design part worked — which is

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