Well, a viewer is not a model. At most, they're building application controlers, but not even that.

They aren't building houses though... They're building disposable toys (as per @🐈's post above). Don't get me wrong, I can't work like this myself. But if we treat it as a disposable learning experience (which, yes, may turn out to be a time bomb for users and could even damage Nostr’s reputation further), there is a positive side to it. Building toys publicly, with real users, is a great way to learn. In my opinion, the one thing I do feel strongly about is that vibecoded apps should be clearly identified / labelled as so for users. They should at least know what they're getting into before sharing their credentials or sats.