Vibe Coding vs. Agentic Coding: Podcast mit Fabian Rossbacher bei Buzzsozial
In Folge 14 von Buzzsozial sprechen Raoul Schreck und Sebastjan Stjepanovic mit Fabian Rossbacher über Vibe Coding versus Agentic Coding, Cursor im Alltag und die Frage, ob Marketer eigene Tools bauen sollten.
In the podcast Buzzsozial – a format by Buzzmatic about AI and automation in marketing – hosts Raoul Schreck and Sebastjan Stjepanovic welcomed guest Fabian Rossbacher, founder of SEO-DAY. The episode from September 3, 2026, titled "Vibe Coding vs. Agentic Coding: Do Marketers Need to Build Software Now?" lasts approximately 65 minutes.
The discussion goes beyond a few prompts: Where does casual "Vibe Coding" end – and where does genuine agent-based work on your own servers begin? And what does this mean for teams without traditional dev backgrounds?
Host and Podcast
The episode belongs to the podcast Buzzsozial from the Berlin agency Buzzmatic. For those who want to know more about the hosts, teams, and other episodes, here are the entry points:
- Buzzmatic website (Host / Agency)
- Buzzsozial on buzzmatic.com/podcast (Overview with summaries)
- Buzzsozial on Apple Podcasts
- This episode on podcast.de
Listen to the Episode
The canonical episode is available on Spotify. It's also worth checking out the Buzzmatic Podcast page, as well as Apple Podcasts and podcast.de.
Spotify: Episode 14 – Vibe Coding vs. Agentic Coding: Do Marketers Need to Build Software Now? (Buzzsozial / Buzzmatic)
What's the Episode About?
In this episode, among other topics, these key questions and themes are discussed:
- The difference between Vibe Coding and genuine Agentic Coding, including agents running 24/7 on your own servers
- Cursor and KI-agents: Fabian as one of the top 300 Cursor users; up to about 25,000–35,000 lines of productive code per day as a solo entrepreneur
- Architecture, Rules, and Skills instead of just individual prompts (around 130 skills, around 120 rules)
- Why many developers are skeptical about KI coding – and why Fabian scales with it
- Can marketers without a dev background build complex tools?
- Full-automated SEO wikis and KI-driven email outreach in seven languages
- How the role of agencies is changing
- In conclusion: Hot Take Roulette
Vibe Coding vs. Agentic Coding
Vibe Coding often describes the entry point: a prompt, visible results, and quickly trying something out – which can suffice for demos and prototypes but often gets stuck in the chat window.
Agentic Coding means something different: agents running continuously, using rules and skills as guardrails, and maintaining real production systems on your own servers. Instead of "one prompt and done," it's about repeatable workflows, architecture, and control.
The episode therefore not only asks "Can KI write code?" but also: Who builds systems that work in the real world – and which skills do marketing teams really need for this?
Short Clips to Watch
Raoul Schreck (Buzzmatic) has provided short snippets of the episode. We have embedded a clip (~32 seconds) locally – directly playable here without Google Drive:
Further clips for sharing are still available on Google Drive:
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Tools and Projects from the Episode
In the conversation, these tools and projects are mentioned:
- Cursor – KI-IDE / agent workflow
- SEO DAY (conference, November 19)
- Radmarkt.com
- HungrNow
- Claude Code, Lovable, Magic UI – as other mentioned tools in the KI-coding and UI space
Conclusion
The Buzzsozial episode provides a practical perspective: Vibe Coding opens the door – Agentic Coding asks for architecture, rules, and agents that really run. Those who want to listen to the discussion can find it on Spotify; those interested in the conference perspective should check out SEO-DAY and the agency page.