> but for personal projects that aren't shared, being able to vibe code a quick thingy
I'm doing exactly that right now. Vibe-coding a small MacOS app that I had for years. I bought it and all, but it never had all the features I needed, and it has stuff I never ever used. So, I wrote a spec, made screenshots and let the agent do its thing. It's coming out great, I will be using this thing daily. The plus for me is that I didn't need to learn/code a UI framework, wire up UI components, etc., which is knowledge that I honestly would have little need of in my daily job.
I'm doing exactly that right now. Vibe-coding a small MacOS app that I had for years. I bought it and all, but it never had all the features I needed, and it has stuff I never ever used. So, I wrote a spec, made screenshots and let the agent do its thing. It's coming out great, I will be using this thing daily. The plus for me is that I didn't need to learn/code a UI framework, wire up UI components, etc., which is knowledge that I honestly would have little need of in my daily job.