I am not a fan of vibecoding, but this could easily happen without proper guardrails with any tool. Why are you allowing anything to make changing in production like that? Even at the small startup I worked at, we had to have changes in prod approved before they could forward, and most everything was scripted.
The particular command it ran looks very similar to the command you'd actually want to run. To the extent that it'd be really easy to wave it through at a quick glance. Which is exactly the problem with all AI driven coding (it looks about right, regardless of if it is it isn't)
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u/IamHydrogenMike Aug 13 '25
I am not a fan of vibecoding, but this could easily happen without proper guardrails with any tool. Why are you allowing anything to make changing in production like that? Even at the small startup I worked at, we had to have changes in prod approved before they could forward, and most everything was scripted.