Instead, he says, business leaders should prioritize creating a culture in which their employees feel empowered to experiment with vibe coding and share their best creations. “Seeing is believing,” says Schluntz, “and I think getting non-developers in every company to use these tools to bring their ideas to life is one of the most powerful things.”

According to Anthropic researcher Eric Schluntz, vibe coding makes it so that “people are limited only by their creativity, not by the skills that they have.” Think about Apple in the 1970s; Steve Jobs was the big ideas guy, and Steve Wozniak was the technical genius who translated Jobs’ ideas into a working product. Vibe coding essentially gives everyone their own personal Woz. “If you have an image of something in your mind, you can go create it,” adds Schluntz.

TypeScript agent frameworks felt like toys. Single-threaded event loops trying to juggle concurrent agents with promises and prayer. Python agents did a little better, but after a long time they couldn’t stay up. The BEAM was built for exactly this kind of work.

Russia is providing Iran with targeting information to attack American forces in the Middle East, the first indication that another major U.S. adversary is participating — even indirectly — in the war, according to three officials familiar with the intelligence.