When you have a hammer in your hand everything looks like a nail. Developing without the knowledge what LLM writes is dangerous. For me having LLM as a tool is

When you have a hammer in your hand everything looks like a nail. Developing without the knowledge what LLM writes is dangerous. For me having LLM as a tool is like having a few Junior Developers around, that I can advise and work with. If I have a complicated logic that I need to write - I write it. After I wrote it, I can ask LLM to review it, it might be good to find some corner cases in some places. When I need to "move things from one bucket to another", like call API and save to DB - that is a perfect task for LLM, that I can easily review after. At the same time, LLM is able to write pretty good complicated logic as well for my side projects. I might need to give it a few hints, but the results are amazing.