The tech industry’s pivot toward 'agentic AI' has reached a new stage of enclosure as Apple begins purging 'vibe coding' applications from its App Store. By removing apps like 'Anything' and blocking updates for Replit and Vibecode, the corporate giant is asserting absolute control over the means of intellectual production. Apple justifies the crackdown through Guideline 2.5.2, citing security risks like 'slopsquatting'—a process where malicious actors exploit AI code hallucinations to poison software supply chains. However, the structural reality is more sinister: this is the deskilling of the professional class. Vibe coding, which allows non-technical users to build software through natural language, threatened the gatekeeping power of the tech elite. By enclosing these tools, Apple and its peers are ensuring that AI-driven software creation remains a proprietary privilege rather than a democratic common. As over 97% of enterprise developers now utilize AI tools, the risk of 'synthetic serfdom'—where workers become mere prompters for black-box algorithms—is no longer a theoretical threat. This is the automation of the mind, following the same logic as the automation of the factory floor. The tech monopolies are not just protecting our security; they are securing their dominance over the future of human labor, ensuring that every line of code generated in the 'Ghost Era' carries a corporate tax and follows a corporate logic.