I've never written a line of code in my life.
Claude Code writes the code.
I argue with it, poke holes in it, connect the dots until the output is what I want it…and more.
Here's what nobody told me about being a "GTM guy" who starts vibe coding:
I accidentally became a product manager.
The kind who learns to describe what they want so precisely that a machine actually builds it - without an engineering degree
Lazar Jovanovic from Lovable nailed it on Lenny Rachitsky Podcast:
"We won't be rewarded for faster raw output. We'll be rewarded for better judgment."
Better judgment requires self awareness, taste, and clarity.
Here’s what I've learned building AI agents for my consulting practice:
"Make it better" gets you garbage.
"Make the header 24px bold, left aligned, with 16px padding below" gets you magic.
The real skill is knowing what I actually want.
I'm not an engineer
I'm not a designer
Nor am I a product manager
I'm a GTM guy who found out that awareness + taste + persistence is a surprisingly effective AI tech stack with a heavy dose of clarity.
