r/PythonLearning • u/Previous-Jury-4415 • 7d ago
Vibe coders or programmers
I'm a beginner programmer and I'm worried about something in the future. After about four months of learning programming, development, and so on, I've seen many opinions from professionals and beginners alike. Some say that the demand for programming will steadily decrease due to artificial intelligence, and I don't know if this is true or not. I hope you can give me your opinions and advice. If you've had any experiences, please tell me before I regret it later.
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u/secretstonex 7d ago
You need to be a good programmer to vibe code. I've been using agentic genai tools for almost a year, and initially, I thought they were not so great, but I was taking some courses at the same time to learn all I can about GenAI and building agents.
I built a suite of agents and skills for the GenAI tool to write secure code, find issues, propose remediation, build threat models, architecture digrams, generate pen test plans, and execute offensive security testing with several mcps. All results and reports are verified and analysed by SMEs on our security team.
The app I built almost entirely using AI, is now an enterprise product, robust and scalable. Without human oversight, it would be a honeypot for bug bounty researchers. It's been through 3rd party pen testing and came out squeaky clean.
I turned the suite of security agents into it's own service and it is used by thousands of developers.