Comment by radicality

True, I didn’t do those in detail. I vaguely looked at the output and thought “let’s see if that works at all”.

I do such more careful planning and AI handholding at work where it’s important the thing doesn’t break in prod, or doesn’t forget about some important use case.

But this was just purely for “fun” / homelab style type of vibe coding where I don’t want it to feel like work and write intricate specs and handhold the agent - point being the current SotA models still currently do need a bunch of guidance to not devolve into a code spaghetti, and it does end up feeling like ‘work’.