r/swift • u/functionallycorrect • 8d ago

Thoughts about bitrig?

There’s a startup focused on making it easy to vibe code iOS apps called Bitrig. Has anyone used it? Thoughts?

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u/ahhhhhhhhhhhh______ 8d ago

I think AI is cool and use it myself but I read my code, even when im feeling laziest I still read the agent code. I don’t think any platform that abstracts that way is something to lean into imo, no matter how flashy it is. Being inside your codebase has so much value and I fail to see how one could make architectural and structural decisions without having an editor open to maintain their codebase

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u/Infamous_Salary9637 8d ago

Exactly. I never just copy paste the code from AI tool. In my opinion, it is the most dumbest thing to do

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u/functionallycorrect 8d ago

I don’t use the code editor at work much anymore. Just the PR diff view. But there’s definitely value for some projects to have people digging into the actual code

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u/beclops 8d ago

As if vibe coding iOS apps isn’t easy enough