5 posts tagged “Claude Code”

Autocomplete, legacy refactoring, and architecture planning don't need the same AI model. Here's how enterprise coding tools decide which model does which job, and why letting the tool choose for you has a catch.

Cursor, Claude Code, Kiro and IBM Bob all ship some version of Ask, Plan and Agent modes. Here's why the 'think first, type second' habit is the single cheapest guardrail in enterprise vibe coding — and when to skip it.

AI coding went from finishing your line, to answering your questions, to doing the work across your whole system. Here is what changed in each era, why agents need a way into enterprise systems, and how the Model Context Protocol became that way in.

Vibe coding started as a throwaway tweet about letting the AI drive. Eighteen months later it is inside banks, utilities and government agencies, wearing a navy blazer. Here is what changed, what didn't, and why even IBM won't call it vibe coding.

A 13-part, plain-English series on what happens when vibe coding leaves the weekend side project and walks into banks, utilities, insurers, government agencies and manufacturers. Specs, agents, approvals, audit trails, legacy code, firewalls, and how to read the productivity numbers.