> Initially, everything looked great. The build succeeded, all components were found and added. But when I opened KiCad… nothing was wired up.
Maybe this is pedantic, but I thought that the core point of "Vibe Coding" is that you do not look at the code. You "give in to the 'vibes'".
I don't know how to translate it into a physical hardware product exactly, but I think it would be manufacturing it without looking at it, plugging it in for your use-case and seeing if it works, then going back to the model, saying it didn't work, rinse, repeat.
Maybe this is pedantic, but I thought that the core point of "Vibe Coding" is that you do not look at the code. You "give in to the 'vibes'".
I don't know how to translate it into a physical hardware product exactly, but I think it would be manufacturing it without looking at it, plugging it in for your use-case and seeing if it works, then going back to the model, saying it didn't work, rinse, repeat.