Calling what vibe coding, though? If you're reviewing, understanding, and testing everything that the coding assistant outputs, then you aren't vibe coding.

If you're just letting the coding assistant do its thing, uncritically, and committing whatever results, then you're vibe coding.

It sounds like you're not vibe coding. That's good. No need to throw away a useful term (even if it's a weird, gen-Z sounding term) that describes a particular (poor) way to use a LLM.