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Vibrators (n., techno-slang) /vī-ˌbrā-tərz/ 1. Brave, chaotic-neutral humans who review code written by AI agents in the vibe coding universe. Their job? To ensure the code doesn’t just run — it resonates. 2. Equal parts code whisperer, vibe oracle, and digital exorcist, Vibrators provide that crucial "human gut check" when the AI gets too confident or starts hallucinating APIs that don’t exist. Often found muttering "This technically works, but why does it feel wrong?" while sipping cold brew and staring into the abyss of semicolons and syntactic dread. Synonyms: vibe-checkers, syntax shamans, AI babysitters, emotional linter.
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