Those are very good points. I am finding LLMs useful for coding in that it can do a lot of heavy lifting for me, and then I jump in and do some finishing touch

Those are very good points. I am finding LLMs useful for coding in that it can do a lot of heavy lifting for me, and then I jump in and do some finishing touches. It is also sort of decent at reviewing my code and suggesting improvements, writing unit tests etc. Hidden in all that is I have to describe all of those things, in detail, for the LLM to do a decent job. I can of course do a "Write unit tests for me", but I notice it does a much better job if I describe what are the test cases, and even how I want things tested.