I think defining the places where vibe-coded software is safe to use is going to be important. My list so far is: * Runs locally on local data and does not

I think defining the places where vibe-coded software is safe to use is going to be important. My list so far is: * Runs locally on local data and does not connect to the internet in any way (to avoid most security issues) * Generated by users for their own personal use (so it isn't some outside force inflicting bad, broken software on them) * Produces output in standard, human-readable formats that can be spot-checked by users (to avoid the cases where the AI fakes the entire program & just produces random answers)