I really like the “persisting of intent” part of this approach. I don’t have any experience with coding agents, but it seems to me that this could make it much easier/quicker for others to understand an AI-written codebase (or even PR) and maybe also for agents to better pick up on the “human context” of a project.

Personally, I’d feel much more confident to use a vibe-coded library where I can read the human-written intentions than one where I just see a lot of AI-written code. Maybe it feels more like there is still a programmer/engineer/architect behind it who knows what they’re doing and what exactly they want to achieve.

To me, vibe-coding always feels a bit like this weird transition into something else that is more precise and reliable. It feels backwards to give up on our achievements in formal language for the comfortable vagueness of everyday speech.