"Vibe coding," a term popularized by Andrej Karpathy, refers to the use of AI coding assistants to generate code through natural language prompts, often without detailed specifications. The appeal is clear: faster prototyping, shorter development cycles, and lower technical barriers for non-developers. However, without the proper guardrails, it can introduce significant risks.‍In this guide, we’ll highlight why unmanaged vibe coding falls short for enterprise applications, what to prioritize when evaluating AI app development platforms, and how Superblocks delivers the security, reliability, and scalability enterprises need.

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