Decision-Making Wall
Vibe Coding in Industry: Making Decisions in Two Hours

At 4:47 p.m., the atmosphere shifts. At first, ideas were flowing freely, and the AI responded instantly. Then silence settles in. Not a technical silence, but a human one. The tool has just asked a simple question: “Which rule should be applied in this specific case?” No one answers. This is where the first wall emerges. It has nothing to do with software or hardware. It is a decision-making wall.

In almost every session, this moment occurs between the 40th and 60th minute. The AI has exhausted the obvious possibilities. It has produced everything that was already structured. It is now reaching the gray areas—those we usually handle based on experience and intuition. And that is precisely where everything must be made explicit.