Apparently vibe coding now just means ai assisted coding beyond immediate code completion?

For me, success with LLM-assisted coding comes when I have a clear idea of what I want to accomplish and can express it clearly in a prompt. The relevant key business and technical concerns come into play, including complexities like balancing somewhat conflicting shorter and longer term concerns.

Juniors are probably all going to have to be learning this kind of stuff at an accelerated rate now (we don't need em cranking out REST endpoints or whatever anymore), but at this point this takes a senior perspective and senior skills.

Anyone can get an LLM and agentic tool to crank out code now. But you really need to have them crank out code to do something useful.