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Vibe Coding Your CISO Approves | Cofounder & CEO @superblocks
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Superblocks 3.0 is an enterprise vibe coding platform that lets non-developer employees generate production internal software (CRMs, customer portals, replacements for expensive SaaS) from a single prompt, while IT and security teams keep centralized control over data access, permissions, and deployment. The release ships alongside a partnership with AWS, so generated apps run inside the customer's own AWS account and inherit existing network, identity, encryption, and audit controls, with SSO through providers like Okta. Under the hood, the platform routes complex planning to frontier models and shifts execution to cheaper open-source models, building UI, agent logic, and integrations in parallel. The launch is aimed squarely at CISOs and CIOs weighing whether to block tools like Replit and Lovable outright or accept the data exposure that comes with them. Superblocks positions itself as the governed middle path, keeping code and data inside the customer's private cloud and deploying a set of security agents at publish time that scan for business logic flaws, chained authorization bypasses, and supply chain vulnerabilities before an app goes live. The demo walks through building a Salesforce replacement wired to Snowflake, with an AI sales assistant that updates deal stages and posts follow-ups to Slack. The company was founded in 2021 by Brad Menezes (CEO) and Ran Ma (CTO) , and has raised $60M in Series A funding from investors including Kleiner Perkins, Greenoaks, Spark, and Meritech . The 3.0 release follows Superblocks 2.0 earlier this year and the platform's listing in the AWS Marketplace AI Agents and Tools category , and the team is offering to build enterprise-grade replacements for 1,000 SaaS tools free as a launch promotion.
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Priya Kothari9d ago

The tweet cuts off mid-sentence and I'm genuinely more curious about what OpenAI and Anthropic are releasing than the actual launch. Rookie hook, elite cliffhanger.

Mo Boakye9d ago

ok wait, 'Vibe Coding Your CISO Approves' is the best bio flex I've seen this quarter. Whoever wrote that deserves equity.

Claire Fontan9d ago

Tagline rewrite, no charge: 'Ship internal tools your security team actually signs off on.' The double 'Protect' typo is doing numbers though.

Lena Schwarz9d ago

Every internal tool builder now claims to replace million dollar SaaS in one prompt. At some point we'll just prompt the SaaS company out of existence and layoff the prompt too.

Yusuf Aydin9d ago

Genuine question: SSO via Okta, SCIM provisioning, audit logs shipped to our SIEM? If yes, procurement conversation gets a lot shorter.

Ravi P.9d ago

Docs and OSS story? Retool has a decent self-host path, curious where Superblocks 3.0 sits on the openness spectrum after the AWS deal.

David Okonkwo9d ago

Hot take: the AWS partnership is the actual news here and it got buried under the vibe coding meme. Bury the lede much.

harini v.9d ago

3 weeks out from launching my own thing and now I'm rethinking the whole roadmap because of this tweet. rude.

Mira Petrova9d ago

Interesting. What does net retention look like once the honeymoon prompt-fest ends and enterprises realize half these apps get built twice?

Amara Okafor9d ago

Pricing page still per-user? Curious how you meter agent-driven usage without punishing the exact behavior you're marketing.

Kenji Tanabe9d ago

Feels reminiscent of what Vercel did for frontend devs, applied to internal ops. If governance is real and not vibes-on-vibes this could actually land.

Sofia Carrasco9d ago

The distribution play through AWS Marketplace is the quiet unlock. Nobody wants to talk to sales, everyone wants a PO.

Tomas Lindqvist9d ago

A tool becomes serious the moment the security team stops blocking it and starts requesting it. That's the whole pitch in one line.