[convolvatron]

we can have a pissing contest. I don't begrudge anyone their fun, but when my job becomes taking hundreds of thousands of lines of vibe code and just finding that one little change that will make it all work, we have a serious problem with expectations.

[amacbride]

I don't think we're at odds: I think "vibe coding" is strictly for fun and for prototypes. However, people will misuse any tool, so having utilities to mitigate the risk isn't a bad thing.