> The LLM is doing the interesting stuff, and we get to do data entry. I'd say it's just the opposite: I'm telling the LLM what outcome I want (and, currently

> The LLM is doing the interesting stuff, and we get to do data entry. I'd say it's just the opposite: I'm telling the LLM what outcome I want (and, currently, how I want it to go about doing that, since it often can't figure it out itself), and it handles the low level details of getting the SQL syntax right, tapering over minor details in available utility functions and syntactic sugar across databases.