"at scale" is the issue here. Yes, you can't vibe code a full-ass enterprise level product fit to sell as SaaS for a Fortune 500 company. But what you can vib

"at scale" is the issue here. Yes, you can't vibe code a full-ass enterprise level product fit to sell as SaaS for a Fortune 500 company. But what you can vibe code is a bunch of small _bespoke_ tools that fit your exact use-case. Stuff you could buy (or rent) as SaaS, but they'd have 80% too many features and a constant monthly cost. Just last week I converted a bunch of docker compose -based containers to run on Opentofu, took me maybe an hour or two with Claude Code while watching TV. Would've been a week easy if I went for the artisanal route of reading Terraform documentation and digging through forums and Stack Overflow. Not a world-changing thing, I could've lived with the compose setup, but now the whole system is declarative. I set the state and the state is applied, no drift.