> I've done my share of vibe coding

Why? It was almost meant in jest and as a joke, no one seriously believes you don't need to review code, you end up in spaghetti land so quickly I can't believe anyone tried "vibe coding" for more than a couple of hours then didn't quickly give up on something that is obviously infeasible.

Now, reviewing whatever the LLM gives you back, carefully massage it into the right shape then moving on, definitely helps my programming a lot, but careful review is needed that the LLM had the right context so it's actually correct. But then we're in "pair programming" territory rather than blindly accepting whatever the LLM hands you, AKA "vibe coding".