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As a former senior solution architect, I have tested several tools or platforms of "vibe-coding" or "agentic software development". None of the available tools or platforms satisfied the quality level, I used to have. Number of failures was more than successes. Which is completely understandable for the "Sophisticated Prediction Algorithms" or LLMs in official terms.
The main problem is these systems do not have proper judgement mechanisms to translate user or customer requirements to executable tasks.
Then, I have ended up with https://github.com/bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD. This framework is a well thought approach to create very detailed definitions of the tasks that LLM based coding agents can process and execute with better outcomes.
To address this topic I have recently published an article you can read https://open.substack.com/pub/practicalsecurity/p/the-70-pro... . I hope the information and research for this article gives you some ammunition for your defense.
For further discussions feel free to reach out by leaving a comment to the article if you wish.
I hope things will get better for you in the startup you are contributing.