“What a great book! It inspired me to get into vibe coding, and now I can’t stop! I'm on the third version of my fourth app, and having so much fun… I did a presentation to thousands of people where I showed off my app and the vibe coding process. I used your kitchen metaphor and it was a huge hit.” -- John Rauser, Senior Director of Engineering, Cisco Security

“This book will be required reading across the Hg portfolio. It sets up many of the organisational and leadership topics I now spend a majority of my time discussing with CTOs and investment teams.”

-- Stuart Pearce, Portfolio CTO, Hg

"I loved the book’s construct of FAAFO — faster, ambitious, autonomous, fun, and optionality. FAAFO for an individual is terrific. FAAFO for an organization is profound. This is one of the aspects that will set this book apart from all the other 'how to' books and tutorials that will inevitably hit the market.” -- Jeff Gallimore, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer, Co-Founder at Excella

“I loved all your disaster stories and what you learned along the way, and how we can mitigate those risks. This book is a wonderful contribution to the emerging literature around agentic coding."

-- Elisabeth Hendrickson, Author of Explore It!

"I'm blown away by the depth and breadth of insights in this book. Prepare to experience a constant and urgent tug to try these vibe coding techniques yourself. Every chapter is seasoned with fun and relatable examples. If you are a developer, engineer, or product leader, this book is for you! It will equip you with insight, inspiration, and instruction to level up your game and prepare you for the human amplifying future of AI coding and collaboration. -- Jason Cox, Executive Director, SRE and Global Platforms

Steve Yegge is an American computer programmer and blogger known for writing about programming languages, productivity, and software culture for two decades. He has spent over thirty years in the industry, split evenly between dev and leadership roles, including nineteen years combined at Google and Amazon. Steve has written over a million lines of production code in a dozen languages, has helped build and launch many large production systems at big tech companies, has led multiple teams of up to 150 people, and has spent much of his career relentlessly focused on making himself and other developers faster and better. He is currently at Sourcegraph, working on AI coding assistants.