Agency says clients quit vibe-coding after it hurt quality and brand prestige
michalmalewicz · x · 2026-07-24
Most clients tried vibe-coding and concluded it doesn’t make sense for a professional business: it can produce slop, hurt prestige, and even cost customers.
After a few months away, the author says their agency is now getting more projects than ever, suggesting demand is returning for polished, professional work rather than AI-generated quick builds.
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