by definition vibe coding will only ever produce the statistically average of its training data.

these algorithms are not designed to produce simple, concise, efficient, performant, or elegant code.

Codebases like this are *rare* and are not well represented in training data.

If you want average, then by all means vibe away.

You of course don’t need exceptional code to ship an mvp demo. This is why vibe coding will dominate the VC scene, but you still need engineering excellence at scale and in mission critical systems.

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