Jul 27, 2026 · 26 min · 13 segments
**The Last Programming Language: Why Prompts Could Replace Code** *Guest: Greg Tanaka — CEO & Founder, Prompt Driven* Writing code may no longer be the developer's primary job. Greg Tanaka argues…
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And so I think a lot of people today are vibe coding, right? They're using cod code, codex, cursor, lovable, like these kind of very popular tools.
And a chatbot is writing the Python code for them or writing the TypeScript or you know, writing in one of these traditional programming languages.
But if you were to step back and think, if you were to invent a new programming language, like something other than, let's say, Python or TypeScript, what would it look like? Would it look more like Python or look more like English? And, you know, I would argue in a post-LLM world, the programming language should look more like English.
So what we're doing is we're basically, you can still chitchat with Cloud Code or Codex or whatever your favorite agentic agent is.
But instead of it running on Python or TypeScript or Rust or whatever language you have to be using, it would write out prompt files, basically natural language files.
So we believe that the source of truth should not just be your code files, your traditional code files.
And could you please introduce your business? Because I think
cool.
And so I think a lot of people today are vibe coding, right? They're using cod code, codex, cursor, lovable, like these kind of very popular tools.
And a chatbot is writing the Python code for them or writing the TypeScript or you know, writing in one of these traditional programming languages.
But if you were to step back and think, if you were to invent a new programming language, like something other than, let's say, Python or TypeScript, what would it look like? Would it look more like Python or look more like English? And, you know, I would argue in a post-LLM world, the programming language should look more like English.
So what we're doing is we're basically, you can still chitchat with Cloud Code or Codex or whatever your favorite agentic agent is.
But instead of it running on Python or TypeScript or Rust or whatever language you have to be using, it would write out prompt files, basically natural language files.
So we believe that the source of truth should not just be your code files, your traditional code files.
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