I find it's only really useful in terms of writing entire features if you're building something fairly simple, on top of using the most well known frameworks an

I find it's only really useful in terms of writing entire features if you're building something fairly simple, on top of using the most well known frameworks and libraries. If you happen to like using less popular frameworks, libraries, packages etc it's like fighting an uphill battle because it will constantly try to inject what it interprets as the most common way to do things. I do find it useful for smaller parts of features or writing things like small utilities or things at a scale where it's easy to manage/track where it's going and intervene But full on vibe coding auto accept everything is madness whenever I see it.