How Turnkey Vibe Coding Helped a Startup Save 60% of Its Development Budget

![Иллюстрация](/blog/image/5350) At CIPR-2026, Sber presented a whitepaper titled "AI-Disrupt PDLC" — a document that changes the understanding of how digital products are built. The key idea: a strategy "from code to intent." Instead of writing every line manually, the developer formulates a task in natural language, and AI agents take over the implementation. Sounds like theory? We have practice. Two developers — without a team, without a project manager, without a designer — took on building an MVP of a fintech service. The typical timeline for such a product in the industry: 24 weeks, a team of 8-10 people, a budget starting from 3 million rubles. Their result: 4 weeks, two people, saving about 60% of the budget. How does it work in practice? Instead of writing backend, frontend, documentation, and tests separately, they worked through a combination of Cursor + Claude + Bolt.new. They formulated the intent: "create a user verification screen with biometrics" — AI generated the code, they checked and adjusted. The entire process resembled not classical programming, but rather conducting an orchestra of AI agents. Sber in its whitepaper calls this "a shift from code to intent." And this is not just a trend — it's a new reality for startups that don't have the money for a team of ten developers. At ASI Biont, we have implemented this approach as a "turnkey vibe coding" service. We take your product, formulate the architecture through AI agents, and build an MVP in 3-6 weeks. You get working code, not a presentation. Want the same? Write to us — we'll discuss your project and estimate timelines. asibiont.com

How Turnkey Vibe Coding Helped a Startup Save 60% of Its Development Budget

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