But you're inventing the strawman that anyone who thinks the AI isn't there yet is in denial... some of us just have a higher bar than tailwind slop.
(Ironically I think SWEs most impressed by current agents are really done for... no niche non-tech knowledge to translate into novel software. But also don't have great taste/product sense: otherwise no one would have to point out that the UI/UX is not good enough.)
You're not having a discussion in good faith.
The comments I replied to cover it quite well:
> Very interesting observation. I haven’t written a function by hand in 18 months.
> Same. I haven't written any code by hand in some time. Oh well. I guess I'm just doing it wrong.
Using LLMs to help doesn't make it vibe coding: these are people claiming they write no code at all and only prompt agents.
You can't build a complex product with good UX/UI this way... but you can generate Tailwind slop.
A lot of content is off-screen, and can't be swiped back on-screen.
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Actual app did let me theough the flow, but had things like dialogs staying open and covering content (I assume a non tech person would have missed them)
I think part of the AI gap right now is the UI/UX you're expecting. AI isn't able to meet the bar for UI work for me at all right now. I do use it via Tab completion, or chat for specific scaffolding, but the agentic form is rough