Andrew Wilkinson describes how Opus 4.5 has reignited his passion for 'vibe coding,' enabling him to build functional applications rapidly with minimal bugs—something previously unattainable. He developed a custom email triager, an AI relationship counselor trained on personal dynamics, and a daily outfit recommender using simple prompts and data in Google Sheets. These tools illustrate a shift toward highly personalized AI automation that enhances productivity and emotional intelligence. Wilkinson emphasizes the importance of clean prompting, warning against injecting personal bias, which can distort AI insights. For his company Tiny, this technological leap means reevaluating investment strategies: as code becomes commoditized, sustainable advantages will stem from brand, distribution, or user experience rather than technical implementation. The broader implication is a looming transformation across white-collar work, where AI augments or replaces traditional roles, making access to compute and prompt literacy critical for future success.