No, what the other commenter described is narrowly scoped delegation to LLMs paired with manual review (which sounds dreadfully soul-sucking to me), not wholesale "write feature X, write the unit tests, and review the implementation for me". The latter is vibe-coding.

It's not vibe coding if you personally review all the diffs for correctness.

> According to Karpathy, vibe coding typically involves accepting AI-generated code without closely reviewing its internal structure, instead relying on results and follow-up prompts to guide changes.

What you are doing is by definition not vibe coding.

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