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One thing I find interesting about vibe coding is that software doesn't necessarily need a market anymore. A lot of people build solutions for themselves. If it solves the problem it was made for, one user can be enough. :)

if the problem is easy to solve and tiny yes but i see some much shit of "software web" made it by vibecoders with the new solution and zero real users, bread for today hungry for tomorrow :D

I think we're looking at different kinds of vibe coding. :) I'm not particularly interested in generating another web startup and hoping somebody uses it. I'm interested in whether agents let one person tackle software projects that would previously have required a team. That's actually why I'm experimenting with Architects, Developers and independent Reviewers. The larger the project gets, the more interesting that problem becomes.