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GitHub COO Kyle Daigle Says the Real A.I. Coding Battle Is About More Than Code

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20.07.2026

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GitHub COO Kyle Daigle Says the Real A.I. Coding Battle Is About More Than Code

As vibe coding takes off, GitHub is betting that flexibility, not just generation, will define the next phase of A.I. development.

The way software is built may never be the same. Advances in large language models have enabled what renowned A.I. researcher Andrej Karpathy referred to last year as “vibe coding,” or using natural language to generate code. According to Inferya, more than 25 million apps had been built with vibe coding tools as of 2026.

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Today, Microsoft’s Github Copilot, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex and Cursor are among the most widely used A.I. coding tools. According to agent intelligence........

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