Vibe coding articles: tools, security and workflow

2026-06-24

Apple has blocked App Store updates for several vibe coding platforms, including Replit and Vibecode, until they change how their apps work. Here's what's happening and how to ship anyway.

2026-06-23

A16z's Justine Moore argues vibe coding created a new class of power users, not mainstream builders. The gap is real, and for indie devs it points straight at where the next products get built.

2026-06-21

Your app worked in the demo and breaks in production. Vibe debugging is the discipline of fixing code you didn't write: the failure patterns, a workflow that works, and when to rewrite instead.

2026-06-19

AI tools confidently write code for last year's API. The fix isn't a better prompt, it's feeding the agent the current docs through MCP. Here's why it happens and how to set it up.

2026-06-17

A scam crew vibe-coded a credit-card-checking server and leaked 345,000 card details. Meanwhile CISOs are scrambling to contain AI code sprawl. The security cost of shipping fast is getting concrete.

2026-06-16

Anthropic released Fable 5, the guardrailed public sibling of its Mythos model, on June 9, 2026, then briefly pulled it. What it is, and whether it changes anything for vibe coders.

2026-06-15

Anthropic's Opus 4.8 is the new default across most paid tiers. The headline for vibe coders is self-review: Anthropic says it is far less likely to let its own code flaws slide.

2026-06-14

Anthropic shipped dynamic workflows in Claude Code, JavaScript that orchestrates up to a thousand subagents in the background. The trick is moving the plan out of context and into code.

2026-06-13

Replit and others now turn natural-language prompts into publishable mobile apps. The capability is real; the catch is what happens when you try to ship it to the App Store.

2026-06-12

Both flagship AI editors shipped major versions in April 2026. Cursor 3 added a multi-agent workspace and its own Composer 2 model; Windsurf 2.0 baked Devin Cloud into the IDE.

2026-06-10

Lovable's reported $300M ARR, a big share of new SaaS MVPs, and a Google and Kaggle course. The receipts that show vibe coding stopped being a meme and became how software gets started.

2026-05-20

Three context-file formats, one job. Why AGENTS.md is winning, what each tool actually reads, and the safest setup that works across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Windsurf.

2026-05-20

Anthropic's Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex CLI both live in your terminal, both edit your codebase, both cost money. Here's where they diverge, and which one to use for what.

2026-05-20

Both are VS Code forks with deep AI integration. Cursor's Composer vs Windsurf's Cascade. Where they actually differ, how the pricing breaks down, and which one fits which workflow.

2026-05-20

Opus for planning, Sonnet for building, Haiku for chores. Stop paying Opus prices for git commits, a model-per-step playbook with current 2026 pricing.

2026-04-26

Karpathy coined the term in February 2025. Since then it's been twisted into a hype word for both fans and critics. Here's the practical definition, and the line between using AI well and shipping slop.

2026-04-25

Eric Ries defined MVP fifteen years ago. Most people building one today are building something else: a polished v1, a portfolio piece, or a product they're scared to show. Here's what an MVP is for, and how to know when yours is done.

2026-04-24

Seven real prompts from shipping three production apps. The exact requests, what the AI got right, what it got wrong, and how long each one took. No theory, just receipts.

2026-04-21

Every project failure follows the same pattern. Here's what actually goes wrong when you build with AI, and the exact fix for each one.