If I ran an engineering team and I found out my $200k per year devs were spending time vibe-coding SaaS clones to save the company $299 per month, instead of working on improving our own product...
I'd be pretty mad about it.
@mitsuhiko What still surprises me is, that a lot of the slop is estimated to be good enough to make its way to production. especially in the enterprise. Time will tell how big of a maintenance issue this will become.