Comment by csomar

If what you mean by vibe-coding is building a full app without writing/reading/touching code, the furthest I got with it is this game: https://qpingpong.codeinput.com (source: https://github.com/omarabid/qpingpong)

After a while, you hit a maxima where the LLM can't really add anything without breaking something else. You are always limited by what you know (which if you fully vibe coded the thing, then it's nothing?). You can get a bit farther by decomposing parts of the app into react components but after that you are stuck.

In real life, any clearly "vibe-coded" product was practically a shit-show especially in terms of UX. You can see the UI but things are quite unstable/unreliable. I have yet to see a fully vibe-coded product that actually works.