I've been a vibe-coding skeptic for years, but because of the math breakthroughs of the past few weeks I decided to experiment with the latest models on some test projects. They're a lot more capable than I thought they would be. I agree that it's easy to create an unrecoverable mess, especially when you're one-shotting a lot of features without detailed instructions. But I find that as long as I'm strict about the API boundaries and force the agent to work in small chunks, it's pretty effective. As one example, I got it to write an SVG renderer in a few hours (not the whole spec, but most of the path features and text rendering), which would have taken me at least a week just for the coding part, plus extra time to learn the algorithms.