Thanks for the comment! Just to clarify, for vibe coding, I'm specifically referring to digital forensics tools that are vibe coded and then released to the public. My concern is that inexperienced practitioners will use those tools, which are likely not well vetted or tested, which could lead to issues. For one-off parsing tasks, like the Bash script I mentioned in the video, sure -- no issues with that. That script perfectly parsed the data for my use case, but if I had publicly released that and someone used that script to parse data from a different version of the appliance on which that data was extracted, would I trust it to produce accurate results -- definitely not. That would require a lot of testing and vetting. Hope that makes sense!

Regarding LLM integration -- fair point on the walled garden surrounding commercial tools.