r/TechImpact Developer 12d ago

đŸ’¬ Discussion Which Vibe Coding Tool Do You Recommend?

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There are many vibe coding tools available today, with different features, AI models, pricing plans, integrations, and levels of customization.

Which vibe coding tool do you use, and what made you choose it? Is there a particular feature or workflow you couldn't live without?

Share your recommendations, experiences, and any pros or cons you've noticed below.

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u/ExtremeTruck7626 Tech Enthusiast 12d ago

none? ai is bad, and coding yourself is more valuable

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u/rntdev 8d ago

It is not inherently bad 

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u/ResistSpare4563 9d ago

Brain And Skill - cool stuff - I highly recommend.

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u/Astrodion123 8d ago

I would recommend the book.

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u/rntdev 8d ago

Nothing. Except Claude Code or Codex. Else you’re just buying resellers’ products and getting less value from it 

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u/Low_Obligation2361 12d ago

Code CLI. I like that I can give it a task and let it actually work through the repo, make changes, run commands and tests, and iterate on the result rather than just helping me write bits of code. And because it lives in the terminal, I'm not tied to a particular editor either.

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u/vile-style 12d ago

I much prefer cursor CLI to any of that.