In my experience Gemini can one-shot go apps. Determining it requires sound eval instead of anecdotes.
But if there are any instances of this, I have not seen them, and seemingly neither has anyone I've posed the question to, or any passersby.
I agree we're not seeing open source projects be entirely automated with LLMs yet. People still have to find issues, generate PRs (even if mostly automatic), open them, respond to comments, etc. It takes time and energy.
There's also a bit of a stigma about vibe coding: career wise, personally I worry that sharing some of this work will diminish how people view me as an engineer. Who'd take the risk if there might be a naysayer on some future interview panel who will see CLAUDE.md in a repo of yours and assume you're incompetent or feckless?
Plus, worries about code: being an author gives you a much higher level of control than being an author-reviewer. To err as a writer is human, to err as a reader has bigger consequences.
There was a second shot, which was to add caching of job names because we have a few hundred now.
(Context: I'm at a company that has only ever done data via hitting a few hand replicated on prem databases at the moment and wanted to give twitchy folks an overview tool that was easy to use and look at)