I made a garden design tool for a landscaping project

I've been a software engineer for over 12 years now, and before that was a designer and animator. I did a lot of 3D modelling, illustration, and animation before moving to software so I have quite a mixed skill set in digital arts and programming. I mention this because what you see in that video easily fulfils the definition of vibe coding: I barely touched any code, and I barely read any of the code as well. The reason was that the tool itself was more valuable than building software that I would feel comfortable with others using online with important, sensitive stuff like authentication, database security, and all that sort of stuff. This is an entirely local throwaway app that I vibe-coded over the course of 4 evenings. The level of detail I dictated was mostly feature- and product-focused, as opposed to technical. Where I did get technical was with the initial stack that I requested, which was entirely frontend libraries like React and threejs, and the use of shaders and…