Most vibe coding platforms do the same thing. They turn text into code, build it, maybe test it, and deploy it. That's the whole product. And when your whole product is a pipeline anyone can replicate, you're in trouble. For about a year, platforms like Lovable, Bolt, and v0 had something real. They were the only tools reliable enough for non-technical people to actually ship working software. But that wasn't a competitive advantage. It was a head start, the kind you get when nobody else has shown up yet. Now everyone has shown up.