I am mixed. I sometimes use it to write utility classes/functions in totality when I know the exact behavior, inputs, and outputs. It's quite good at this. T

I am mixed. I sometimes use it to write utility classes/functions in totality when I know the exact behavior, inputs, and outputs. It's quite good at this. The more standalone the code is, the better it is at this task. It is interesting to review the approaches it takes with some tasks and I find myself sometimes learning new things I would otherwise have not. I have also noticed a difference in the different models and their approaches. In one such case, OpenAI dutifully followed my functional outline while Gemini converted it to a class based approach! In any case, I find that reviewing the output code in these cases is a learning opportunity to see some variety in "thinking".