I see a lot of articles about compounding vibecoded debt, which for sure, unchecked, can tank a system. But in my experience even a little bit of guidance and interjection, combined with the LLM's superhuman parsing abilities, makes this problem a lot less drastic. Obviously for secure, legally viable, mission-critical, or potentially costly systems, you want expert eyes on the code lest you suffer from known/unknown unknowns. But for most other tasks, do you really need to look at the code? Are correctness testing, benchmarks, other metrics of success enough to silence the nagging "I don't know exactly how this code is written" voices?