In r/ProductManagement, Claude is being used for vibe coding, but it is also raising expectations that PMs cover engineering, QA, and UX, creating role creep and anxiety about near term job changes.
I feel like overnight my boss now expects me to be Engineering, QA, and UX/UI in one person.
Don’t get me wrong, I think vibe coding on Claude is a lot of fun and I’m enjoying experimenting with the new capabilities, but I can’t help but feel like nothing will be the same again going forward.
Developing AI agents you have confidence in isn’t the same as how we’ve traditionally delivered software. Test processes need to update. The probabilistic nature of LLMs changes things.
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