Its not foolproof but I swear I saw somone maintaining a list, possibly hosted on github.
It was bringing awareness to (fully) open source apps/devs that had started using vibe code or partial AI in the app/software code in some way.
I can’t even remember some of the more surprising offenders but wanted to check over my installs.
It might have been android based but possibly not.
If someone types into a prompt and they get a bunch of code spat out, I don’t care if they reviewed it or not. It’s slop.
The only LLM-assisted code I can think of which I personally would not classify as vibe coding is the old-school copilot autocomplete. Unfortunately, that’s not what anyone really means nowadays—so-called agenetic coding has become the norm.
Also, regarding your last assertion, see: https://handcraftedcode.org/
Unless I’m missing something, that link is just a list of people who submitted their names to say that they don’t use LLMs.
I don’t think some individuals choosing not to use LLMs changes my opinion that pretty much all software has LLM-generated code in it these days.