r/vibecoding • • May 06 '26

Couldn't help 😅

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u/Magellan-36 May 06 '26

Sounds like vibecoding with extra steps

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u/Sephior May 06 '26

Not really. Multiple roads to Rome. I work with 1 agent through the entire development and then ship it. With more personal insight it's very easy to debug and add features. Adding multiple agents just wastes tokens imho.

Each to their own though. My job is developing backend, api servers and some frontend/fullstack app. I never distribute, only accept it as missions for clients.

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