Vibe coding changed how we build. QA hasn't caught up

AI lets us build software in hours instead of weeks, but it also introduces bugs that humans never think to test.

Traditional QA expects test cases, QA engineers, or large automation suites. Most indie developers and small teams don't have any of those.

I'm curious how everyone here validates apps before shipping.

• Manual testing?

• Playwright/Cypress?

• Real user feedback?

• Just ship and fix later?

I'd love to hear what workflows are actually working today.