> I can code in Python myself. Not particularly well, but I can get done what I want or need to get done. What happened today, I can’t really call “vibe coding”

> I can code in Python myself. Not particularly well, but I can get done what I want or need to get done. What happened today, I can’t really call “vibe coding”. I didn’t code. I didn’t even look at the code. My role was that of a client or project manager who contracted someone/thing else to code for money. Furthermore, I was also the QA guy testing the application and giving feedback to Claude. We did a hackathon at work recently, and this was definitely one thing I learned during the process of our team using Claude to do the whole thing. (Using Claude was an explicit stated goal of the hackathon, fwiw; every team did this.) It felt very strange.