Greg Kamradt says vibe coding raises both the floor and the ceiling
GregKamradt · x · 2026-07-24
Vibe coding lowers the floor, but also raises the ceiling
Greg Kamradt argues that the vibe-coding debate is often framed only around the fact that everyone can now build simple apps more easily.
His point is that the capability ceiling is also rising. That means the harder projects become even more complex, so only teams or individuals with enough motivation and agency will try to push into that higher-complexity space.
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