> They will probably all be abandoned within the year.
This could be a proclamation for ALL vibe coded software. As a matter of fact, I think this is what marks software as "Vibe Coded". It's fun while the vibes last. The first few GitHub issues bring excitement because, "hey! people are actually using my project!". So the author prompts a few bugfixes or features. Then the GitHub issues become unmanageable. The author doesn't really KNOW why things aren't working. They can't find anything in the codebase without grep (this is true for the agents too). After awhile, it's not a good vibe anymore.
This could be a proclamation for ALL vibe coded software. As a matter of fact, I think this is what marks software as "Vibe Coded". It's fun while the vibes last. The first few GitHub issues bring excitement because, "hey! people are actually using my project!". So the author prompts a few bugfixes or features. Then the GitHub issues become unmanageable. The author doesn't really KNOW why things aren't working. They can't find anything in the codebase without grep (this is true for the agents too). After awhile, it's not a good vibe anymore.