I'm going to push back hard on the folks dunking on "vibe coders" -- I have been programming longer than most of you have been alive, and there are times when I absolutely do vibe coding:
1) unfamiliar framework
2) just need to build a throwaway utility to help with a main task (and I don't want to split my attention)
3) for fun: I think of it as "code sculpting" rather than writing
So this is absolutely a utility I would use. (Kudos to the OP.)
Remember the second-best advice for internet interactions (after Wheaton's Law): "Ssssshh. Let people enjoy things."
1) unfamiliar framework 2) just need to build a throwaway utility to help with a main task (and I don't want to split my attention) 3) for fun: I think of it as "code sculpting" rather than writing
So this is absolutely a utility I would use. (Kudos to the OP.)
Remember the second-best advice for internet interactions (after Wheaton's Law): "Ssssshh. Let people enjoy things."