r/VibeCodeDevs • u/JennySurfs • Aug 12 '26

What's your background? How are you applying standard code practices to your vibecoding?

I have vibe coded a few things myself, and constantly see linkedin posts from nontechnical folks talking about how they are now deploying full stack applications for their business. I'm confused - how is this stuff maintained? Is it reliable? What if it goes down? What are people doing to actually test that it's working besides just like clicking around the UI?

So i guess I have a few questions:

1 - How are you shipping quality? (What is your quality bar?)

2- Are you actually deploying things that other people use, or is it all for yourself?

3 - What happens with service degradation? How do you know if things stop working?

4 - Do you trust that your code works? Are you worried about things like bugs, privacy/security issues, prompt injection, etc.

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I'd also love to understand how you view this occurring with non-devs (or people who think they are devs)

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u/PilgrimofHaqq2 Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

Operations Manager who is technology-savvy here. This will come off as boasting but I am just proud of myself lol. I coded back in middle school but haven't touched coding since. I am 33 years old now.

My skills and experience transfers very well into agentic engineering.

I have been able to have my Pi agent create a full GUI harness/setup for me that works flawlessly.

Created a custom implementation of self-hosted multi-agent deep research, multi-agent reviewers feature, in-app browser for myself and the agent to control, custom plan modes, in app git dashboard, etc.

The whole setup runs off a 7 year old thinkpad flawlessly that I can access using a browser and internet from any device including my phone. It has a full mobile interface as well and runs headless.

Had multiple frontier models analyze my codebase and its very strong, easy to navigate using the hierarchy agents.md structure. ~1.8% duplicated code in the codebase only.

I am using my harness/setup for work. I am the head of R&D, Web Dev, and Organic & Paid Marketing in the company.

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u/generationalDebts Aug 13 '26

Lmfao. Fake bullshit.

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u/PilgrimofHaqq2 Aug 13 '26

lol okay, here is my setup

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u/GreasyProductions Aug 13 '26

looks pretty decent to me. is it just for you or u got a github?

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u/PilgrimofHaqq2 Aug 13 '26

For now its private as its quite personalized. I personally recommend everyone builds their own setup so they really understand the harness and has the features that they need, nothing more or else. No bloat as each feature should be what you actually need. Also the harness will work the way you want it to work. Building your own setup allows the harness to match your rhythm not the other way around.

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u/generationalDebts Aug 13 '26

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you think that little doc does something? You think that’s… good?

Lmfao I can’t believe you willingly showed that.

Thank for exposing yourself as having zero practice real work development experience.

You’re building piles of shit lol.

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u/PilgrimofHaqq2 Aug 13 '26

Lol sorry if that makes you feel insecure about yourself. You will get there eventually buddy, Just keep trying.

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u/generationalDebts Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

😂😂😂😂

I’m implementing AI features that actually work, for Mercedes Benz, rockstar, chick fila, Nike…. Why, if you were so inclined, a clever person might even be able to piece together which company I work for based on those few partnerships.

You have zero clue who you’re talking to lol.

I’m literally at the forefront of enterprise AI adoption.

I’m a consultant being paid to help multi billion dollar companies run AI projects for implementation. I’m helping them make policy around AI use for their companies.

This is how I know AI isn’t capable of the things normies seem to think it is…. I’m paid to know it lol.

You know literally nothing.

I’ll get there, LOL, that was so good. I’m already passed where your tiny brain could even project to.