When I've tried codepilot and similar tools, I've found them rather unimpressive. I assumed it was because I hadn't put the time in to learn how to make the bes

When I've tried codepilot and similar tools, I've found them rather unimpressive. I assumed it was because I hadn't put the time in to learn how to make the best use of it, but maybe it's just that it's not very good. On the other hand, I use ChatGPT (via the API) quite often, and it's very handy. For example, I wrote a SQL update that needed to touch millions of rows. I asked ChatGPT to alter the statement batch the updates, and then asked it to log status updates after each batch. As another example, I was getting a 401 accessing a nuget feed from Azure DevOps - I asked ChatGPT what it could be and it not only told me, but gave me the yaml to fix it. In both cases, this is stuff I could have done myself after a bit of research, but it's really nice to not have to.