Sure, we can use that comparison if you'd like. And sure you need to know what you're doing as well.

But "vibe coding" is this vague term that is used on the entire spectrum, from people that do "build me a billion dollar SAAS now" kind of vibe coders, to the "build this basic boilerplate component" type of vibe coders. The former never really get too far.

The later have staying power because they're actually able to make progress, and actually build something tangible.

So now I'm assuming you're not against AI generated code, right?

If that's the case then it's clear that this kind of tool can be useful.