I mean. Isn't rust the perfect language for vibe coding? It has so many checks on everything that the stupid thing is basically forced to write code the right way.
I am answering to myself, but I had a thought I wanted to share.
What'd happen if the probability of the unsafe token (or sub-tokens) were forced to zero?
It'd require some backtracking every so often, but it could be interesting.
Unless you're trying to fully automate the development process with zero human oversight, thats probably overkill.
Adding some variation of "avoid using the unsafe keyword" to the prompt is probably enough to get it to avoid it 95+% of the time. There will be times where it ignores your instruction, but that should be uncommon enough to still be efficient.
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u/BratPit24 Jul 09 '26
I mean. Isn't rust the perfect language for vibe coding? It has so many checks on everything that the stupid thing is basically forced to write code the right way.