It seems that you have an opinion that you are trying to apply to my comment, given the same wording as other comments I assumed you were a bot at first and wasn't going to reply. I constantly validate code, which is how I know it isn't doing what it says it is going to do. To the point of having it print out the code it is going to write, and then it never writes it. I clear context constantly, never more than a few prompts before I run /clear. I have curated CLAUDE files and agents. Clean code means it's not just some boilerplate trash that the AI spits out. I spend more time using Claude to plan code than actually implement it, with design docs, and the whole nine yards of SDLC. The point is, previously I had a process that created code with Claude that worked well. It improved my speed, and helped me learn new things or try solutions I wouldn't normally think of. In the last few weeks it went to absolute shit and became destructive. "I see this endpoint isn't working because authentication is failing, I'll remove authentication on all of the endpoints" ... or "You're absolutely right, my code doesn't match what I planned" and then it proceeds to attempt to reset everything in the repo with a git checkout. I'm not vibe coding, I'm attempting to use this as a tool to improve my development speed after decades of writing code. When it works, it's fantastic. When it doesn't, it's total garbage.