I’m a software engineer + systems integrator + DevOps in a small team. Agentic coding / vibe coding is encouraged where I work. The rationale is basically that ideas are valuable, so (literally) anyone is encouraged to vibe-code a random app or feature, then send it to me or IT to polish and integrate. One issue I keep running into is that last 20% of integration: All the features look good, all the tests pass, CI/CD is green, but the moment someone actually tries to use the app, something immediately breaks. A few method I’ve been trying out are: PR reviewers: different AI agents (security pov, UI pov, devops pov, etc) Playwright + browser automation Which helps somewhat. But then there’s still that last 10%: all the tiny details here and there, a weird-looking icon, an uncentered button, an unexpected interaction, something that technically works but just feels unintuitive to use. Those things still require me to manually inspect, test, and debug everything. (Glad I’m not fully replaceable … yet.) It’s starting to take up too much time. As more vibe-coded ideas and features pile up, they’re stretching my ability to thoroughly review every single one. How are you guys handling this? submitted by /u/someVietnamese
Originally posted by u/someVietnamese on r/ClaudeCode