Considering you submitted completely wrong reports based on this workflow, and the description describes most bugs fixed in Haiku overall I don’t see what your deal here is.
You seem to badly try and remove the “vibe coder” label, but honestly all your “and then I use another AI tool for this” comments don’t make you less of a vibe coder, but more of one.
You don’t increase your chances in dice by betting all dices are a 6 and then increasing the number of rolls.
“I dispute your assertion that cola contains water. have you actually drank cola? It tastes nothing like water”
Since LLMS move towards the averages and not the extremes this can be true, but only if one has sub-average software engineering knowledge.
But then if one does have worse engineering knowledge one would likely also lack the skills to evaluate the output for correctness, and outsourcing any decisions to such a model would become even more questionable (in it’s usefullness).