I believe the “vibe-code an xyz replacement using AI” works well for personal or small internal projects because you can build the 20% of features you actually use.
I’m much more skeptical about a tool being replaced at scale because AI code tends to be way more brittle as you accommodate more use cases.
The data model you can vibe code for the 2 integrations you need won’t work when you need to support 200 integrations.
I’m much more skeptical about a tool being replaced at scale because AI code tends to be way more brittle as you accommodate more use cases.
The data model you can vibe code for the 2 integrations you need won’t work when you need to support 200 integrations.