With a CS degree and 15 years of software engineering under my belt, I was initially skeptical of 'vibe coding'. But the article is right about this adolescent phase. I recently built my platform (https://voix.chat) 100% through agentic workflows. Having that much experience meant I didn't use the AI as a crutch to learn how to code; I used it as a hyper-productive junior dev while I played the paranoid senior architect. It allowed me to focus purely on the hard stuff: strict anti-flood mechanisms, brute-force protection, and overall server hardening. The AI handles the syntax; the human handles the paranoia.