Claude and I are jamming this morning on a OPML-based static site generator a la @davew. Three semi-random thoughts on vibe coding:
1) I don't know how it would work if you aren't already a developer, beyond very simple things. I'm using Opus 4.5 and it's very good, but still makes silly short-term decisions that I have to ease it away from. Obvious things you'd expect from a junior engineer.
2) Of course the space of "very simple things" is getting bigger all the time. It's already fairly astounding what it can do. It lets me go from idea to prototype in an hour rather than days, which really opens up territory I can explore.
3) Because of #1 (the silly mistakes) and #2 (the amount of terrain I can cover) I actually still write a lot of code, but it's different code. Much more like diff review than feature implementation. But that's where I am in my career, too, so it fits.