That wasn't the point, and it's also a fundamental mistake to think that the app store app for anapp store is of low importance, but also it doesn't resolve anything - if it's "a crucial entry point to potential malware to my system." how does it help that it's an entry point to a smaller part of your user base? And if that's just fine, what principle would stop the vibes from permeating "the core"??? The core also has llm contributions
The point you are ignoring or missing is that the homebrew maintainers have earned the trust to use AI contributions and have not simply whacked out a 100% vibe coded app in a week.
That's another made up point not coming from the source. But also, that's almost literally what they did. Ok, it wasn't in a week but a few months and the % is not 100%, but still more than 50%
But then this project's first release was in Feb, so it's actually been longer in development than the brew UI app! It's not a 1-week app! Stop making hypothetical stuff up, look at real apps
This isn't just a replacement for the homebrew UI, it's for the CLI too, so comparison invalid. I see the dev behind it has a whole 4 years of github experience - only the most recent 2 of which with anything significant (presumably model written), how reassuring.
The comment you originally replied addresses the "invalid" comparison, so circle back there. And you have the same issue here - how does "years of github experience" connects to concerts about LLM output in security-critical package managers?
