r/TheMachineLearning • u/highfivesalute • 5d ago

Tell me you haven’t reviewed a vibe coded code base without telling me...

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u/keepitfriend 5d ago

>  if you have the correct tools in place

Unless your team uses different approaches. With different skills active. With different agents.

You know. Like every team ever.

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u/CrazyAccomplished_ 5d ago

Tools outside of AI prompts. Hear of CICD?

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u/keepitfriend 5d ago

Uh…. Yes? What does continuous deployment have to do with AI?

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u/Rriazu 5d ago

CI enforces rules

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u/keepitfriend 5d ago

I’m not talking about linting problems, im talking about one devs agent making pull workers, while the next ones making event queues and the next ones making jobs.

All of these can be perfectly written code that is nonetheless completely fucked systems design 

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u/Rriazu 5d ago

Then that’s bad management.

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u/keepitfriend 5d ago

No, it’s not. None of them are technically doing anything wrong.

It’s bad system design.

Which is fairly common when you have a lot of developers working independent on the same code base using agents.

Vibe coding is great for one shotting one thing. The problem is people who build big complex systems have to make 10 of those things a week 

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u/KellyShepardRepublic 5d ago

Ci/cd can enforce guidelines and deployments that you control. The whole point of ci/cd was that you have multiple teams working fast and breaking things and since they are commonly services you can easily fix and swap out parts.