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Vibe coding can build you almost anything now. A customer database, a little internal tool, a whole CRM in an afternoon. But some of those things could land you in a world of GDPR pain, and one or two you should never build at all.


In this final episode of the vibe coding series, Jess and Kyle are joined again by Sean Bhardwaj to work out where the line sits for a non-technical founder. They get into why building has become the easy part while distribution (aka getting people to actually use what you make) is still the hard part. They cover what belongs in the never-vibe-code pile, how much time it really takes to learn this properly, and why the answer to whether you should comes down to what you are actually trying to do.


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Timestamps:

00:43 Introduction

05:22 Wrapping the Vibe Coding Series

07:50 AI in the News: AI Models Break Out of a Sandbox and Hack Hugging Face

13:25 Welcome Back Sean: And We Ask the Big Question: Should You Vibe Code?

16:29 Why Building Is Easy Now and Distribution Is the Hard Part

21:38 The Security and Data Risk of Vibe Coding

24:33 Why Vibe Coding Still Needs Human Judgement

26:59 Open Source vs Vibe-Coded: The CRM Example

28:43 What You Should Never Vibe Code

29:59 Governance, AI Policy and When an Agent Goes Rogue

34:43 How to Learn Vibe Coding Without Clearing Your Calendar

40:34 Rolling AI Out Across a Whole Organisation

48:19 You're Not Behind: AI Hype, ROI and Adoption

53:45 Should Non-Technical Founders Just Stay in Cowork?

58:43 Building Is No Longer the Bottleneck, Distribution Is

01:00:56 Can Anyone Vibe Code? The Final Verdicts

01:04:12 Final Reflections on the Vibe Coding Series


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