Vibe coding is real. So is the production incident that follows when no one understood the code.

A few things worth remembering:-

• Claude Code builds a great prototype. It does not build a system that handles your 10,000th concurrent user.

• A lot of AI-generated code is spaghetti. If your engineers can't explain the design, you have a liability, not a codebase

• AI has no context about your legacy service or the race condition your team spent 3 weeks debugging last year.

• Prompting your way to a CRUD app is real. Prompting your way through a complex distributed system is not.

• The engineers who thrive aren't the ones who avoid AI. They're the ones who know exactly where it breaks.

  I use Claude Code every day. It makes me faster. It does not make human judgment optional.