"The software developer describes a project or task in a prompt to a large language model (LLM), which generates source code automatically. Vibe coding typically involves accepting AI-generated code without reviewing it, instead relying on results and follow-up prompts to guide changes." A.I. written code. Software devs normally check the code for bugs not just accepting whatever code is thrown at them with no checks. It is why real developers are making money fixing the A.I. bullshit code.

I'm confused why you linked a Wiki article that reiterates almost exactly what I said? Think the only difference is that it was originally coined by the dude who helped start OpenAI.

And no, most major dev teams aren't "vibe coding," but that's where it becomes a meme. People use it as an insult as well for shit code.

Regardless, your main argument here that "real devs aren't vibe coding," is irrelevant, as the people in the original article don't seem to be competent devs. It's very possible they used AI-slop code; but, even if they didn't, they did a piss-poor job so it might as well be insulted as such.