The real problem with vibecoding is the bit about not looking at the code which is the same problem many no code tools have had so its not like an isolated issue but being proud about not looking at the code is kind of an issue for anything you want other people to use especially if there's security considerations
The other problem with not looking at your code? You don't make it legible for anyone else to maintain it. I've gone through plenty proudly vibe-coded databases while attempting to learn from them. Most of them had some sort of for-loops upwards of seven indents deeps.
Objects defined in an almost frivolous fashion sparing only the neccessary logic for them to be referenced exactly when neccessary. It's a fucking nightmare.



















