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SMRTR summary
The rise of AI coding tools has led to "vibe-coding," where developers produce code without reading it. This approach risks architectural breakdown, loss of implementation knowledge, and security vulnerabilities. Two recommended practices are: using "auto-accept mode" for prototyping peripheral features and adopting synchronous coding for core business logic with careful review. Developers should check architecture alignment, security, tests, documentation, error handling, and performance before pushing AI-generated code.
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