If you are a developer looking to get started with vibe coding, many farmers in the Kaito ecosystem are asking the same question—where to begin? Let me share a classic secret from the programming community.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the legendary Ballmer Peak—the magical range that can trigger the optimal coding state. The formula is simple: two beers, one coffee, and a bit of nicotine gum.

This meme has been circulating in the developer community for a long time, based on an interesting observation: under certain metabolic states, code seems to flow on its own. Of course, this is mostly a joke. True vibe coding is actually about finding your most comfortable working rhythm—whether it's working late into the night alone or coding while listening to your favorite music. Some people get inspired by caffeine, others enter a flow state through music. The key is to find your own "peak."