“Lennys Podcast commented on Elena Verna’s work as a high-impact individual contributor at Lovable, where she uses Lovable and AI to take pricing and packaging from research and analysis through production deployment.”

#8 ▶️ The rise of HI-ICs | Elena Verna (Lovable) Lennys Podcast **Lennys Podcast** commented on Elena Verna’s work as a high-impact individual contributor at Lovable, where she uses Lovable and AI to take pricing and packaging from research and analysis through production deployment. Verna reported that 42 of 51 surveyed people managers wanted to return to an IC role; she retained her pay grade after becoming a high-impact IC and has run experiments that cost Lovable many millions of dollars.

“George Lampropoulos built and scaled WrestleAI using AI-first development with Vibe Coding’s Oracles and RevenueCat, focusing on a single "gotcha feature" and an Instagram influencer funnel to reach 100K+ downloads and nearly $200K in revenue.”

#13 ▶️ How a TJ Maxx Cashier Built a $200K App With AI Greg Isenberg George Lampropoulos built and scaled WrestleAI using AI-first development with Vibe Coding’s Oracles and RevenueCat, focusing on a single "gotcha feature" and an Instagram influencer funnel to reach 100K+ downloads and nearly $200K in revenue.

“Logan Kilpatrick rolled out edit mode in AI Studio Vibe Coding, letting you select components for quick edits, draw annotations directly on the UI with a pen, swap image assets via Nano Banana, or upload your own content.”

#5 𝕏 Logan Kilpatrick rolled out edit mode in AI Studio Vibe Coding, letting you select components for quick edits, draw annotations directly on the UI with a pen, swap image assets via Nano Banana, or upload your own content.

“Using vibe coding tools such as Cloud Code and CodeEx, designers and PMs at Notion prototype AI features in code, reducing terminal intimidation and accelerating iteration.”

#8 ▶️ Why cultivating agency matters more than cultivating skills in the AI era | Max Schoening (Notion) Lennys Podcast Notion’s design team built a minimal LLM-friendly terminal playground to prototype AI chat interfaces, moving initial design work from Figma into code. The playground consists of a small codebase created by two designers and Max Schoening, optimized for one-shot interactions with LLMs and operated entirely via the terminal. Using vibe coding tools such as Cloud Code and CodeEx, designers and PMs at Notion prototype AI features in code, reducing terminal intimidation and accelerating iteration.

“Philipp Schmid shares a beginner-friendly guide to vibe-coding in Google AI Studio, walking through prompts to deployment.”

#10 𝕏 Philipp Schmid shares a beginner-friendly guide to vibe-coding in Google AI Studio, walking through prompts to deployment. He highlights private-by-default apps, one-click Firebase databases with auth, in-UI drawing for feedback, and instant Cloud Run publishing. #18 in Claire Vo argues leaders must ditch “I’m blocked” and instead use AI tools like Claude Code, Devin, Lovable, and ChatPRD to prototype, design, and spec in minutes.

“Santiago argues that AI agentic coding workflows require a clear plan—or they just become “vibe-coding” with needless extra steps.”

#10 𝕏 Santiago argues that AI agentic coding workflows require a clear plan—or they just become “vibe-coding” with needless extra steps.

“Google AI rolled out a full-stack “vibe coding” experience in AI Studio—complete with smarter agents, multiplayer collaboration, secure login/storage and real-world service integrations—and unveiled Stitch, an AI-native design canvas that turns natural-language prompts into p...”

#1 𝕏 Google AI rolled out a full-stack “vibe coding” experience in AI Studio—complete with smarter agents, multiplayer collaboration, secure login/storage and real-world service integrations—and unveiled Stitch, an AI-native design canvas that turns natural-language prompts into p...

“Google AI launched a full-stack Vibe coding environment in Google AI Studio. It enables end-to-end app development—UI, back-end logic, and data pipelines—through AI-powered code generation.”

#3 𝕏 Google AI launched a full-stack Vibe coding environment in Google AI Studio. It enables end-to-end app development—UI, back-end logic, and data pipelines—through AI-powered code generation. #4 𝕏 LlamaIndex 🦙 just open-sourced LiteParse, a zero-Python CLI & TypeScript-native library for layout-aware parsing of PDFs, Office docs, and images—preserving columns, tables, and alignment with built-in OCR, built for agent and LLM pipelines.

“#15 📝 Simon Willison Perhaps not Boring Technology after all - Reflection on the concern that LLMs might bias technology choices toward well-represented tools in their training data, making it harder for new tools to gain traction.”

This item is not explicitly about vibe coding, but it is about how LLMs shape technology selection and adoption. It is relevant to PMs thinking about AI-driven tooling choices and ecosystem effects.

“in Tal Raviv Tal Raviv spent significant time “vibe coding” a landing page for Familiar and shares a theater-free, detailed account to challenge the industry’s obsession with framing “quick and easy” as the hallmark of AI-forward work.”

in Tal Raviv Tal Raviv spent significant time “vibe coding” a landing page for Familiar and shares a theater-free, detailed account to challenge the industry’s obsession with framing “quick and easy” as the hallmark of AI-forward work.