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The best product managers are about to become the best founders
Years of translating vision into specs
Years of debugging dev handoffs
Years of knowing exactly what needs to exist
Now they can just build it
The context was always there
The tools finally caught up
Speed isn’t the hard part anymore - scaling is.
Closed infrastructure is becoming vibe coding’s biggest bottleneck.
I might have found the solution.
@ideavo_ai - The only modular vibe coding platform in the space.
https://t.co/1jo1J3vE0u with 111 active users and ~4,000 weekly visitors in just weeks is solid proof of what builders can ship with Ideavo.
#vibecoding#ai#ideavo#ide
@pmitu I am currently using a mix of
@grok - prompting assistance
@ideavo_ai - Building / Testing / Playing
and Cursor - for my routine building
Ideavo is a newer project, like lovable but better.
@ideavo_ai sits higher up the stack because it’s built around how products actually get shipped.. not just how code gets written.
Anyone who’s built before knows this: writing code is the easy part. The real friction is databases, auth, infra, deployments… and then hitting a wall when your “tool” won’t scale without locking you in.
That’s where $IDE feels different.
You bring your own stack. Your own database. Your own auth. Even your own LLM - GLM, Minimax, Grok, whatever makes sense. The AI adapts to your decisions, not the other way around.
– Same AI wave.
– Different layer.
– Different audience.
– Different outcomes.
And that changes the experience completely: predictable costs, flexible architecture, and no painful rebuild when real users show up.
If you’re a builder who actually wants to ship, not demo.. join the $IDE community and build together.
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Fed vs Trump The DOJ opened a criminal investigation on Jerome Powell. It's not really about building renovations. It's about forcing rate cuts before $9 trillion in debt needs refinancing this year. The market isn't panicking stocks are steady, gold is ripping. That tells you liquidity is coming. And when liquidity comes, crypto follows.
$IDE | @ideavo_ai The monopoly play here is simple... they have a product people actually want to use. The token use case structure is being built out right now. We submitted a proposal today on how to design it. Still need to figure out the network integrations, but the model benefits the company, the holders, and creates real buy pressure.
$Unity Options expiration hits January 16th. My focus is the company. I think it's massively undervalued but a Roaring Kitty style catalyst could send this thing parabolic $unity benefits from both passively
$Wetclaude AI adoption keeps growing. The more people use AI, the bigger this conversation gets. Simple as that. Stay paying attention.
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We need to define "vibe-coding" as an enterprise category.
Everyone throws it around but VCs still think it's a toy.
When I hear vibe-coding I think of non-technical founders raising real money for AI-built products.
The origin came from Karpathy talking about embracing the vibes and forgetting code exists.
But the enterprise thesis is different. It's about prompting skills and product vision becoming the scarce resource while technical execution commoditizes.
I firmly believe vibe-coded companies will raise $100M rounds in 2026.
If you can take a non-technical founder with zero coding experience and give them strong prompting skills and product intuition.
They become more valuable than most technical founders.
They're the visionaries and LLMs are their engineering team.
We'll see legit vibe-coded enterprise companies with founders who've never written production code.
Now the question everyone has:
You might think the biggest flaw is security and infrastructure, which is partially right.
But there's a market opportunity for platforms that validate and harden vibe-coded software at scale.
Any founder can use services that audit their codebase, review architecture, enforce policies, scan for vulnerabilities.
You can refine vibe-coded products to enterprise standards.
The saying "I won't trust vibe-coded software" misses the point entirely.
2026 is when vibe-coding becomes a fundable category.