I agree with all of your points and experience the same benefits. 1) Autocomplete is more often than not what I want or pretty darn close. 2) Sometimes I need

I agree with all of your points and experience the same benefits. 1) Autocomplete is more often than not what I want or pretty darn close. 2) Sometimes I need a discrete function that I am not sure how I want to write. I use a prompt with 3.5/4 inside of my IDE to ask it to write that function. It is definitely not writing complete programs any time soon but I can see where it's heading in the near term. Couple it with something like RAG to answer questions on library/api implementations. Maybe give it a stronger opinion about what good Python code looks like. For the naysayers I don't know how you use it but it is certainly useful enough for me to pay for.