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I've shared past experiences with vibe coding and it's been a fascinating way to experiment and build on a small scale, but while it works well for POCs and other small utilities (I won't say 'toys' as I've built useful, if small, things now multiple times), it isn't really a "process" and not one that would work over a project with a longer time frame. This is where "Agentic Development" comes in. It's not always referred to as such and it's a huge topic, but let me give you my opinion on it and then demonstrate how I used it to build my newest project, I Watch Watches. Agentic Development in a Nutshell Vibe coding is traditionally defined by a quick prompt passed to an AI agent. There may be a few rounds of changes afterwards, but the process is relatively simple and straightforward. Acceptable for a team of one and smaller projects, but not necessarily a "real" enterprise/larger environment. Agentic development integrates your AI agent or harness across an entire development…

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