Absolutely! There are definitely ways to help the agent produce different results. My main concern isn’t with the model’s results, but with the “vibe coding” itself. There have been countless stories where people have “vibe coded” an app only for it to be hacked, sensitive keys leaked, or heavy API usage due to lack of optimizations. Using an AI agent isn’t necessarily a bad idea, but realistically, someone who doesn’t understand coding probably won’t be setting up rules or MCP servers either. So, in this example, it was the right decision to not have any rules and just use what came out of the box.