I know what you‘re writing is the whole point of vibe coding, but I‘d strongly urge you to not do this. If you don’t review the code an LLM is producing, you‘re

I know what you‘re writing is the whole point of vibe coding, but I‘d strongly urge you to not do this. If you don’t review the code an LLM is producing, you‘re taking on technical debt. That’s fine for small projects and scripts, but not for things you want to maintain for longer. Code you don’t understand is essentially legacy code. LLM output should be bent to our style and taste, and ideally look like our own code. If that helps, call it agentic engineering instead of vibe coding, to switch to a more involved mindset.