[BinaryIgor]

That's a valid point - I largely agree with you, I can make it generate mostly corrected & acceptable code with a solid level of quality, given smaller & scoped features and detailed prompts. I'm just not at all convinced that it's a net productivity boost - you must take your time for these detailed prompts and then verify the output, which is less of the case when you write the thing from scratch.

It certainly speed up some things, slows down others; for learning - a great resource! For generating code I'm on the fence, still experimenting; for now, I write some code manually, some with Claude, working on the hybrid setup. My intuition tells my that a flexible use of this tool will prove to be the most optimal - writing some code manually, some with LLms, depending on both the task and the programmer knowledge, experience and skills.

[verdverm]

my daily prompts are very short, I don't have to be as detailed

my system prompts and agents.md are where I put the effort in

we all have different experiences with our tools, even before Ai, there was a difference in developer productivity, gonna always be like that

My experience has been a clear gains in both the short & long term, I don't vibe code because that is lunacy