[StrangeSound]

I think it depends on what you consider structurally sound. I built https://skipthestamp.co.uk/ this weekend. Not only did I not write any code, I did it all from my phone! I'm in the middle of writing a blog post about the process.

This is obviously a _very_ simple website, but in my opinion there's no argument that agentic coding works.

You're in control of the sandbox. If you don't set any rules or guidelines to follow, the LLM will produce code you're not happy with.

As with anything, it's process. If you're building a feature and it has lots of bugs, there's been a misstep. More testing required before moving onto feature 2.

What makes you say "unreviewed code"? Isn't that your job now you're no longer writing it?