Turn AI-generated code into maintainable software with a prompt log that improves governance and accountability. By Steve Petersen Published on July 10, 2026 With vibe coding growing in popularity, enterprise organizations need standards and workflows to scale it sustainably. Prompt logs are an essential part of that foundation. They document how AI-generated code … Continue reading The secret to scaling vibe coding isn’t better prompts
AI-generated code moves fast, but organizations still need governance, validation, documentation, and long-term maintenance workflows. By Steve Petersen Published on June 4, 2026 Vibe coding enables more people to build software using natural-language prompts rather than traditional programming. That speed accelerates experimentation and delivery across marketing technology teams. But it’s also a high-reward, … Continue reading How to make vibe coding sustainable inside the enterprise
Vibe coding can replace SaaS tools fast, but risks in security, integration and maintenance can quickly outweigh the savings. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on May 19, 2026 Vibe coding makes it easier than ever for marketers to replace SaaS tools with something they build themselves. However, easy doesn’t mean good, and the … Continue reading Risks to look out for when using vibe coding to replace SaaS
May 12, 2026 Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Connect 2026 playlist has the vibe of a cringey college party BY Yasmin Gagne Meta founder, chairman, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on May 12 that the company’s Meta Connect conference, which offers a glimpse into what the tech giant sees as the future, will take place September 23 and … Continue reading Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Connect 2026 playlist has the vibe of a cringy college party
April 18, 2026 The hidden risks of vibe coding: 4 steps to protect your organization BY Tom Barnett You’ve likely heard of vibe coding and very well may have conducted an experiment or two yourself, enlisting Claude or some other AI tool to create a simple website or an interactive game. OpenAI cofounder Andrej Karpathy coined the phrase … Continue reading The hidden risks of vibe coding: 4 steps to protect your organization
AI tools could let marketers fill techstack product gaps without waiting on vendors, but it also requires taking on new responsibilities. By Steve Petersen March 10, 2026 Buy-versus-build considerations are interesting martech scenarios. There’s never a clear answer, which makes martech far more an art than a science. At times, there’s also … Continue reading Why vibe coding will disrupt martech’s buy-or-build debate
Vibe marketing is using AI and no-code tools to turn plain-English ideas into live campaigns faster than traditional teams and stacks can keep up. By Océane Li , January 7, 2026 Vibe coding, popularized by tech leaders in early 2025, describes using AI to generate software by simply describing the desired vibe … Continue reading The rise of vibe marketing and what it means for marketers
Marketing is being transformed by practitioners using AI to compress strategy, creation and execution from weeks into hours. Marc Sirkin on December 12, 2025 The term “Vibe Marketing” emerged in February 2025, when OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy described “vibe coding” as fully embracing the vibes and letting AI handle the technical details, while humans … Continue reading The Vibe Marketing manifesto
An AI-powered experiment in copy, research and vibe coding — delivering faster results, fewer revisions and a few unexpected hurdles. Melissa Reeve on June 17, 2025 I’m no stranger to marketing strategy, messaging frameworks and the kind of narrative clarity that makes a landing page convert. The challenge comes when I send the copy … Continue reading Lessons from letting AI vibe code a landing page
Google Grips Onto Vibe Coding by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, March 11, 2025 What happens when AI takes over coding for a specific project? Apparently it now has a name — vibe coding — and it is gaining acceptance among some developers. “I felt somewhat dirty the first few times I indulged in this … Continue reading Google Grips Onto Vibe Coding
