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Comment by diek

15 hours ago

> But they don't help much to create logical units, with intuitive boundaries, good cohesion etc.

Completely, 100% agree on these exact points. I have access to every frontier model at work. None of them write what I would call clean code. At work the teams that have gone fully vibe-coded have repos full of broken abstractions that just accumulate over time. Eventually most of the effort of the team and their AI tokens seemingly goes to fixing issues that then break other things. Any attempt at 'refactor this mess, make no mistakes' turns into a _huge_ churn of changes ("shuffling the deck chairs") without ever really fixing things.

Yea but you chose to blame the LLM, not the vibe coders.

As I said: prompting correctly and reviewing are still indispensable skills.