However, excellent development practices involve modularizing code based on functional domains or responsibilities.

The utils directory should only contain truly generic, business-agnostic utilities (such as date retrieval, simple string manipulation, etc.).

We can see that the code produced by Vibe is not what a professional engineer would write. This may be due to the engineers using the Vibe tool.

That's the hallmark of "vibe coding": optimizing for immediate output while treating the utils folder as a generic junk drawer.

Another "hallmark" that happens to describe pretty much every codebase people wrote even before LLMs were a thing.

	▲	lll-o-lll 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Sadly, the AI’s have been trained on human developed repos.

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