To be honest, I am using ChatGPT and now GPT4 as tools to speed up my workflow. Writing tests, writing boilerplate, parsing logic for deeply nested and messy JS

To be honest, I am using ChatGPT and now GPT4 as tools to speed up my workflow. Writing tests, writing boilerplate, parsing logic for deeply nested and messy JSON. Most of the times it gets things quite well, and if you provide context in the form of other source code, it's really good, even at using classes or functions that you provide and hence are novel to it. The hard logic bits imho (something elegant, maintainable, ...) Are still up to you.