That's the baseline, not the edge. What separates people is whether they can do it safely.
Safe comes from constraints: rules you force yourself to follow. Clear stages. A defined order for what the model reads and what it does.
I looked at eleven recent ways to give AI the right context (check my other post). They differ a lot, but they share one thing: hierarchy. A short summary first, detail only when needed. Design patterns matter because you stop improvising. The good result stops depending on a lucky prompt and starts depending on a structure you can repeat.
Reusable templates, in my view, is what lets you vibe code safely.