I do think that it can take maybe a little more time with aider but this time investment pays itself off as soon as there is some complexification or issue that

I do think that it can take maybe a little more time with aider but this time investment pays itself off as soon as there is some complexification or issue that LLMs can't fix. See, if you have no idea of what kind of architecture was used for the passed 150 commits, it will take more time to debug or see if a given new featufe you have in mind is doable without major refactoring for example. This will probably matter less as LLMs grow more powerful I admit