these tools have no understanding of clean architecture, they are like geeksforgeeks or w3cschools, decades old shitty "tutorials" written by amateurs for amate

these tools have no understanding of clean architecture, they are like geeksforgeeks or w3cschools, decades old shitty "tutorials" written by amateurs for amateurs condensed into a chatbot. If you work on cleanly architectured code they can still be useful, they can see the patterns and usually perform better in my experience. But not in a million years will you get to that clean architecture by starting them off from scratch. Keep it turned off until you have a solid foundation would be my advice.