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| slug | title | author | status | created | updated | published_p1 | published_url_p1 | content_type | primary_keyword | secondary_keywords | assets_folder | ||||
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| beyond-vibe-coding | Beyond Vibe Coding: Professional AI Development Methodologies | henry-technical | published-part1 | 2026-01-22 | 2026-02-02 | 2026-02-02 | https://dev.to/h1gbosn/what-is-vibe-coding-in-2026-one-year-from-karpathys-tweet-5f43 | explainer | ai coding methodologies |
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assets/beyond-vibe-coding/ |
Idea
Source: Perplexity research on AI-assisted development terminology (Jan 2026)
Concept: Overview article covering AI coding methodologies landscape. Position vibe coding (Collins Word of Year 2025) as entry point, then survey professional approaches: Spec-Driven Development, Agentic Coding, AI Pair Programming, HITL, TDD+AI.
Goal: Establish Henry's expertise in AI-assisted development. Second article for Dev.to account warmup.
Angle: Survey + practitioner perspective (via interview with Oleg)
Brief
See brief.md for complete strategic context, target reader analysis, content requirements, and success criteria.
Quick Summary:
- Goal: Fight "AI is for juniors" stigma with data-backed professional methodologies survey
- Angle: Seniors use AI MORE than juniors — methodology separates pros from beginners
- Format: Survey of 6 methodologies with credentials, practitioner insights
- Target: 2,500-3,500 words, thought leadership + long-tail SEO
Outline
See outline.md for complete article structure.
Tone: "Here's what exists and here's what I actually do" — landscape survey through practitioner's lens, not prescriptive guide
Structure:
- Introduction (400w) — Hook with vibe coding, establish legitimacy question
- 6 Methodology sections (400-500w each) — Credentials block, description, Henry's experience (integrated naturally)
- Conclusion (450w) — Landscape overview, legitimacy validation with stats, what I use, community invitation
Total: ~2,800 words Code examples: 3 (CLAUDE.md spec, .claude/settings.json, TDD test)
Validation Status
Validated: 2026-01-23 Validator: @validator Verdict: REVISE → COMPLETE ✅
See validation-results.md for complete validation report.
Summary:
- ✅ 4 claims fully verified: Senior/junior AI usage, 76% adoption, 27% bans, Ralph Loop virality
- ✅ Security vulnerabilities claim updated: Added source citations [1][2][3]
- ✅ Removed false claims: "359x growth" for SDD, "90% Fortune 100 Copilot adoption"
- ✅ Minor stat correction: "33%" → "about a third" for senior developers
Revisions Applied by @architect:
- Removed Claim 4 (90% Fortune 100) from Conclusion section
- Removed Claim 6 (359x growth) from Spec-Driven credentials, replaced with qualitative description
- Added source citations for Claim 3 (security vulnerabilities): Georgetown CSET, Veracode, industry reports
- Updated Claim 1 to "about a third" instead of "33%" in Introduction and Conclusion
Next Step: Ready for @writer to create Draft
Assets Index
All working files for this article:
Core Files
| File | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|
| brief.md | Complete Brief: strategic context, target reader, requirements, success criteria | ✅ Complete |
| outline.md | Article structure with word budgets | ✅ Revised & Complete |
| text.md | Article draft (English) | ✅ Draft complete |
| text-rus.md | Article draft (Russian) | ✅ Complete |
| interview.md | Oleg's practitioner insights — source for Henry's voice | ✅ Complete |
| log-chat.md | Activity log and agent comments | ⏳ Active |
| seo-metadata.md | SEO title, description, keywords | ⏳ Pending @seo |
Methodology Specs
Detailed research for each methodology — use for expanding credentials in text.md:
| File | Methodology | Key Sources |
|---|---|---|
| spec-driven-dev.md | Spec-Driven Development | GitHub Spec Kit, AWS Kiro, Tessl, Martin Fowler |
| agentic-coding.md | Agentic Coding + Ralph Loop | arXiv papers, Geoffrey Huntley, Cursor 2.0, GitHub Copilot Agent Mode |
| ai-pair-programming.md | AI Pair Programming | GitHub Copilot official, Microsoft Learn, Cursor, Windsurf |
| ai-aided-test-first.md | TDD + AI | Thoughtworks Radar, Kent Beck, DORA Report 2025, Builder.io |
Statistics & Research
| File | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|
| ai-usage-statistics.md | Statistical research: AI adoption by seniority, company policies, security concerns | ✅ Complete |
| ai-adoption-statistics.md | LaTeX-formatted statistics for infographics (2024-2026 data) | ✅ Complete |
| research-index.md | Methodology clusters, verified sources, interview questions | ⏳ Needs update |
| validation-results.md | Fact-checking results for all statistical claims | ✅ Complete |
Images
| Folder | Contents | Status |
|---|---|---|
| images/comic/ | 8 comic illustrations, uploaded to CDN | ✅ Ready |
| images/infographic/ | Infographics (based on ai-adoption-statistics.md) | ⏳ In progress |
| images/comic/cdn-urls.md | CDN URLs for all comic images | ✅ Complete |
External Research
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
| perplexity-chats/AI-Assisted Development_... | Original Perplexity research on terminology |
TODO: Part 4 (Potential Future Addition)
Consider adding a fourth part to the series covering additional methodologies:
| Methodology | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture-First AI Development | Design patterns and system architecture before AI implementation | ⏳ Needs research |
| Prompt-Driven Development | Structured prompt engineering as development methodology | ⏳ Needs research |
| Copy-pasting from AI chatbot | Manual workflow — baseline to compare other methods against | ⏳ Needs research |
Rationale: These approaches represent common patterns not covered in Parts 1-3:
- Architecture-First — enterprise/complex systems angle
- Prompt-Driven — bridges gap between vibe coding and spec-driven
- Copy-pasting — the "default" many developers start with, important baseline
Next steps:
- Research each methodology for credentials and sources
- Conduct interview with Oleg for Henry's perspective
- Assess if volume/interest justifies a Part 4
Activity Log
See log-chat.md
Latest: @writer completed draft (2026-01-24). 2,650 words, 8 image placeholders for @image agent. No code snippets per user request.