I sat down with Simon Klinkert. He built the banking backend at Trade Republic. Now he is building a new US bank in stealth. He hasn't written a line of code by hand since ChatGPT V3. So I asked him how a non-technical builder like me gets better at vibe coding.

What you'll see:

  • Treat AI like a junior engineer, not a genie
  • Why the bottleneck moved from writing code to reviewing it
  • The review swarm: 2 to 5 agents checking architecture, duplication, security, and compliance
  • How Conductor runs 10 isolated agents at once without collisions
  • The four practices I'm stealing: testable goals, a weekly maintenance agent, deterministic CI checks, daily user acceptance testing


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Chapters:

0:00 Is your AI app any good?

1:53 Treat AI like a junior

5:56 Code review is the bottleneck

7:55 Review agents and security

11:02 Why context matters

13:35 What Conductor actually does

20:20 Moving development to the cloud

27:42 Auditing a startup setup

29:12 The cultural shift needed

30:52 Where LLMs go next

35:47 Scheduling weekly review agents

37:47 User acceptance testing setup


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