I figured out the best way to vibe code

Channel: Matthew Berman

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[0:00] There are levels to AI coding. Beginners

[0:03] are prompting, they're waiting for their

[0:05] agents to finish, they're reviewing the

[0:07] work, and then they're prompting again.

[0:09] But, experts figured out how to automate

[0:12] the entire workflow. And in this video,

[0:15] I am going to show you what the absolute

[0:18] experts are doing. So, this is all of

[0:21] what we're going to be going over in

[0:22] this video, but first, which tools do

[0:24] you use to start? So, I use all of the

[0:27] agentic coding tools out there. I have

[0:30] to, it's part of my job, and so I've

[0:31] tested and have experience with all of

[0:34] them. Right now, my two primary coding

[0:37] agents are Cursor and Codex. Cursor is

[0:41] definitely one of my favorite for

[0:42] multiple reasons. Number one, you can

[0:44] have models from different AI companies.

[0:47] OpenAI, Anthropic, even Cursor

[0:49] themselves has their own model. And not

[0:52] only that, Cursor was one of the first

[0:54] to have cloud agents, and I'm going to

[0:55] get into more details about what cloud

[0:57] agents are, but just know it's a really

[0:59] great feature. So, this is Codex,

[1:01] definitely one of the best coding

[1:02] harnesses out there. What I like most of

[1:04] all about it is the first of all, the

[1:06] design. It's beautiful. And second, it

[1:09] is able to describe what it's building

[1:11] in a really concise way, and just the

[1:14] overall interaction with the model, the

[1:16] vibe of the model is great. I really

[1:19] appreciate how concise the explanations

[1:21] are. So, you can see that right here. It

[1:23] runs commands, then it gives you a

[1:25] one-to-two sentence summary of what it

[1:27] just did, and so on and so forth. A

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