LDM describes vibe-configuration: AI agents assemble apps from blocks

⚡ The gist in 5 seconds - LDM (IT holding LANSOFT) has described an approach called "vibe-configuration": AI agents assemble applications on a low-code platform from blocks written by humans. - The material was published on Habr as an article by the company's lead systems analyst Yuri Stepanov. - No timeline for a stable release or details on access to the feature are given in the text. ### 🔍 What was found Yuri Stepanov, lead systems analyst at LDM (IT holding LANSOFT), published an article on Habr about "vibe-configuration" — an approach in which AI agents assemble applications on a low-code platform from blocks written by humans. According to the author, he was tasked with speeding up application assembly on their platform a few months ago. The mechanics are described in the available source only to this extent: the agents don't work with arbitrary code "from scratch," but use ready-made human-written blocks as building material. Specific flags, platform versions, build numbers, model sizes, and menu paths are not disclosed in the source — the details remain in the article itself. ### 💡 Why it matters Low-code platforms and AI agents are converging at a single point: routine assembly from already-described components can be handed off to a model, leaving block design to humans. For LDM, this is a bet on faster assembly of enterprise applications; for the market, it's another practical scenario of using agents on top of existing infrastructure rather than in a vacuum. The source does not report when the approach will appear in a stable product or whether it will be available to external users.