"Vibe Coding: When Intent Becomes the Interface" Now Available at Enterprise AI World

About Vibe Coding: When Intent Becomes the Interface

Strategic foresight consultant and technology analyst Daniel W. Rasmus has published a new feature article in Enterprise AI World examining vibe coding — the emerging practice where natural language intent replaces traditional syntax as the primary interface for software creation. In “Vibe Coding: When Intent Becomes the Interface,” Rasmus argues that this shift represents far more than a productivity hack for developers. It is a fundamental realignment of who participates in building enterprise software, moving the constraint from engineering capacity to organizational discernment and governance.

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Drawing on interviews with executives and practitioners at companies including Deepgram, Cisco Systems, Vendasta, AppZen, and Wells Fargo, Rasmus maps three compounding shifts: the democratization of the prototype, the move from writing code to judging it, and the rise of citizen developer programs. The article also introduces the concept of “vibe re-engineering” — the idea that when subject matter experts co-create processes with AI agents, the act of articulating intent forces them to expose and fix the inefficiencies embedded in existing workflows.

Rasmus concludes that the real ROI of vibe coding lies not in speed alone, but in empowering the people who know the business best to continuously co-create the systems they depend on. The full article is available at Enterprise AI World.