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    Rohan Paul Urges Auth0 From Day One in AI Vibe Coding

    Bengaluru engineer warns of accumulating auth needs during rapid AI-assisted development.

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    Rohan Paul, a Bengaluru-based machine learning engineer and Kaggle Master, posted that vibe coding with AI agents produces large volumes of production code at high speed. He noted that an agent can quickly add a basic login flow, yet requirements soon expand to include MFA, user data handling, and enterprise features. Paul therefore recommended building on established foundational tools such as Auth0 from the first day instead of relying on AI-generated authentication.

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    @rohanpaul_aiVibe coding and shipping fast means an insane amount of code is hitting prod. You’ve gotta be smart about the foundational tools you build on. Identity is a good example. You can ask the agent to "add auth" and get a working login flow quickly. Then the product starts accumulating requirements: MFA, user data, enterprise SSO, organization boundaries, compliance, eventually SCIM. Suddenly, auth isn’t just another generated feature. It’s something you’re going to have to test, secure, and maintain for years. This is where using @auth0 from day 1 makes more sense to me than treating authentication as another piece of generated application code. That’s where I’d rather use something purpose-built like Auth0 from day one than keep adding identity logic to the application itself.Auth0 gives you a way to start with what you need today and scale identity as the product grows.

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    @rohanpaul_aiVibe coding and shipping fast means an insane amount of code is hitting prod. You’ve gotta be smart about the foundational tools you build on. Identity is a good example. You can ask the agent to "add auth" and get a working login flow quickly. Then the product starts accumulating requirements: MFA, user data, enterprise SSO, organization boundaries, compliance, eventually SCIM. Suddenly, auth isn’t just another generated feature. It’s something you’re going to have to test, secure, and maintain for years. This is where using @auth0 from day 1 makes more sense to me than treating authentication as another piece of generated application code. That’s where I’d rather use something purpose-built like Auth0 from day one than keep adding identity logic to the application itself.Auth0 gives you a way to start with what you need today and scale identity as the product grows.