Paul Barnhurst argues vibe coding is a mistake for major tools, though it works for simple workflows and manual tasks. The real issue: the power it grants demands serious guardrails when you delegate work to it.
I think anyone who's trying to vibe code major tools is a mistake. Just don't do it.
It's not worth it with very few exceptions.
Workflows, simple tasks, some manual things. Yes, you can get some great benefit, but it's like you said, with much power comes much responsibility.
Yeah. I mean, for me, really that tool level training, it becomes irrelevant so quickly, but if people take the training and they get in there, then that's a good starting point for them, but then they're going to have to keep up with it and know what's changed. Again, I think we've covered that one already is how work gets delegated and what we're doing.
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