[haar]

Apologies if I was unclear.

The more I've used it, the more I've disliked how poor the results it's produced, and the more I've realised I would have been better served by doing it myself and following a methodical path for things that I didn't have experience with.

It's easier to step through a problem as I'm learning and making small changes than an LLM going "It's done, and production ready!" where it just straight up doesn't work for 101 different tiny reasons.

[airspresso]

My preferred approach to avoid that outcome is to divide & conquer the problem. Ask the LLM to implement each small bit in the order you'd implement it yourself given what you know about the codebase.