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Vibe coding turns non‑programmers into product managers by letting them describe apps in English.
  • By feeding plain English descriptions into a code‑bot, users can generate a full product roadmap, design, and implementation.
  • The model interprets the intent, plans the architecture, and iteratively refines the output based on voice feedback.
  • This eliminates the barrier of learning a programming language, expanding the pool of creators.
  • Naval calls this “vibe coding” and likens it to a new form of product management rather than traditional engineering.
  • The approach is already evident in Claude‑code and similar large‑language‑model coding assistants.
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Vibe coding is the new product management. Training and tuning models is the new coding. Naval
Introducing the concept of vibe coding
You can describe an application that you want. You can have it lay out a plan. You can have it interview you for the plan. Naval
Explaining how a user interacts with the code‑bot

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Vibe Coding: AI as New Product Management

Naval describes a shift where natural‑language prompts replace traditional coding, turning non‑programmers into product managers. The AI‑driven workflow lets users describe an app, interview it for requirements, and watch a code‑bot build a complete product without writing a line of code. This democratizes creation and creates a flood of niche applications.

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