The author reflects on what the design community should strive for, emphasizing the need for an environment conducive to good design. Individual designers want fair pay and the ability to focus on their work without interference. To achieve this, the design field must foster a culture of maintenance and creativity. A culture that neglects maintenance and prioritizes speed leads to inferior outcomes, often seen in the rise of "vibe coding" prototypes. These prototypes, while appealing, create a chaotic work environment where management pressures teams to deliver quickly, undermining thoughtful design processes. The article highlights the detrimental effects of AI on design practices. While some believe AI enhances productivity, the reality is that it often disrupts established workflows, making it difficult for professionals to engage in critical thinking. The introduction of AI tools can make decision-making processes more superficial, as managers prioritize rapid output over quality. This shift encourages teams to abandon problem framing and meaningful exploration of ideas, leading to a decline in effective design. To counteract these negative trends, the author suggests focusing on stakeholders' true needs rather than getting caught up in the allure of fast prototypes. Teams should re-examine what questions they are trying to answer and allocate resources effectively. By addressing systemic issues and supporting critical work, the design community can begin to recover from the chaos introduced by AI and return to a more thoughtful, productive practice.