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Question, where is the line when something counts as vibe coded? At least for most people. Does it count as vibe coded when the llm is used as a fancy dictionary? Does it count when it's used for troubleshooting? Is it only when llm output is used (copy-pasted)?
Off the top of my head, I think a fair definition could be:
“Software that is written without human lead direction, inspection, or review”
Like the Linux kernel is LLM assisted but certainly isn’t vibe coded.