Sometimes I find that vibe coding feels like a trap; most of the time, it makes you want to build useless tools, set up a system, and then waste a lot of tokens and time.

You can recall many of the tools we've built with Web, which often only solve very short-term needs and rarely have a long-term impact, like how many APIs you've called with vibe coding, how many data dashboards you've created, and how much benefit those dashboards actually brought you.
In fact, finding the right solutions and higher-quality information sources for certain problems is more important than producing external output based on a relatively sparse knowledge base.
That's also why Capaci spent so much time building his Obsidian knowledge base.
Integrating knowledge is far more important than wasting time producing junk.