Vibe code summer: what we learned when AI IDEs went mainstream

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Here in mid-2025, AI IDEs feel magical. Describe a feature, accept the suggestion, and watch the code fly. Boilerplate vanishes. Flow state comes easy. But, like brat summer, the high might already be behind us — and we’re only just noticing. Teams are starting to wake up to the cost: slower reviews, subtle bugs, and code that looked polished but hid structural debt. Six dark patterns are…

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