One of my quotes on the office wall of quotes is “Daily reports work just fine, but the numbers do not make any sense.”
Of course it does not make sense when the report wants to measure something that does not even exist in the underlying business process.
Come on, man, do your thing and let us do our thing. The key role of programmers has always been to mediate between the literal machine and the very imprecise whims of business/product people.
Vibecoded software isn't good because its authors do not have the perspective to decide and formulate what they want correctly, more so than because a clanker generated the code