What's the Risk of 'Vibe Coding' AI Features Without a Development Partner?

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Building AI features by prompting an AI tool without proper architecture, testing, or security review — often called "vibe coding" — tends to produce systems that work in a demo but break under real usage: unhandled edge cases, exposed data, or unreliable outputs at scale. The upfront speed is appealing, but the technical debt shows up fast once real customers or real data hit the system. A development partner adds the structure and testing that make AI features hold up in production, not just in a quick demo.