Karpathy's original 'vibe coding' post
The founding document of the whole movement, in his own words.
Open x.com →Coding models crossed a quality threshold in late 2024, and a wave of tools (Lovable, Replit, Bolt, Cursor) now turn plain-English descriptions into working apps. Andrej Karpathy named the shift 'vibe coding' in February 2025, and it became Collins Dictionary's Word of the Year within nine months. The practical upshot: describing what you want is now enough to get a real, testable product, which is why most users of platforms like Replit and Emergent have never written a line of code.
A quick orientation. The real value is below: resources worth your time, from people who've actually done it.
The founding document of the whole movement, in his own words.
Open x.com →The clearest big-picture case that English is now a programming language.
Watch on YouTube youtube.com →YC partners explain why this changes who gets to found software companies.
Listen on Apple Podcasts podcasts.apple.com →A tool maker's plain-language primer on building without writing code.
Open replit.com →A sober, jargon-free explainer from a neutral heavyweight source.
Open cloud.google.com →Signals how mainstream this is: a bank briefing founders on vibe coding.
Open jpmorgan.com →Business-school framing of why the build barrier collapsed.
Open imd.org →Hard data: even technical YC founders let AI write 95% of the code.
Open techcrunch.com →Proof this is a cultural shift, not a passing developer fad.
Open cnn.com →50+ real examples from 1,000 replies of what normal people now build.
Open lennysnewsletter.com →Scroll real replies from PMs and founders shipping their own tools.
Open x.com →An Indian vibe-coding CEO on who is actually building now.
Open business-standard.com →India's sharpest business publication on the homegrown vibe-coding wave.
Open the-ken.com →Connects the tech shift directly to the new solo-founder playbook.
Open startupfortune.com →Unpacks Kevin Roose's famous non-coder experiment and what it really proved.
Open itrevolution.com →A tidy timeline of how one tweet became a product category.
Open blog.vibecoder.me →Includes non-coder founder stories like a Brazilian builder with 10,000+ users.
Open mergesociety.com →An India-rooted indie community's read on what the shift means for bootstrappers.
Open superframeworks.com →