Vibe Coding Internal Tools in Production

​Everyone's heard about vibe coding. Most people have tried it for side projects. Far fewer have shipped it to production at a real company.

​Maxi Gebhard runs business automation and AI at FINN, a European car subscription company. His background is in management and technology, not software engineering. Earlier this year, he shipped fully AI-first built internal tooling to production with no coding experience, replacing a scattered mix of Retool, spreadsheets, and handover protocols. His team generated 600 pull requests in four weeks, and it still runs today.

​Now he's joining PYV from 9x to walk through exactly how they did it, where they hit walls, and what they actually think about low-code tools now.

​You'll learn:

​• How to ship AI-first internal tooling to production without a software engineering background

​• The wall you hit when vibe coding gets real (and how FINN worked through it)

​• The security lesson that changes how you build

​• Where low-code platforms still belong and where AI-first wins

​• What it takes to get your whole team building, not just the brave ones

​• The operating philosophy that makes it sustainable at scale

​Who this is for:

​Business and ops leaders watching the vibe coding wave and wondering if it's actually ready for production use inside their company. If you've been skeptical about whether non-engineers can build real tools that hold up at scale, this is the honest account of what that looks like.

​This is a 60-minute session with time for Q&A.

​Hosted by Pierre-Yves Garcia, co-founder at 9x.