When I need to make a decision (especially about software development), I ask it to ask me questions to inform the decision. I then ask it to present options an

When I need to make a decision (especially about software development), I ask it to ask me questions to inform the decision. I then ask it to present options and the trade-offs between them. I don’t always go with one of its ideas, but it helps me see what it is I really want my code to do and my design to feel like. It makes a decent sounding board when you’re working solo. It’s also pretty good at proposing test cases and implementing tests for unit testing of simple functions and methods, and helps me be better about TDD. It’s also pretty good at coming up with answers to common boilerplate tasks and setup. It is NOT good at implementing business logic — most interns I’ve worked with are better.