> It's clear that this excludes vibe coding. But what about LLM-assisted coding, where the developer writes very clear instructions of what to do and carefully reviews every line?

My impression is that they don‘t care, it’s still ”slop” for them and for most of coderbergers for that matter.

But I do exactly this. It‘s a code base that I have written prior manually, before LLMs, so now this helps a lot with boilerplate and add features. LLM-assisted is not vibe-coding, but FWIW I don‘t care what others think.

I think your impression is right, at least judging by this: https://codeberg.org/ethical-foss/open-slopware .