I work in a team of 8. So previously I wrote 1/8th of the code. Now I write 1/16th with the other 1/16th being written by an LLM. Figuring out how to work effec

I work in a team of 8. So previously I wrote 1/8th of the code. Now I write 1/16th with the other 1/16th being written by an LLM. Figuring out how to work effectively together as a team requires solving the same problem you describe. For me, an LLM is like having another junior developer on the team. How you get good results as a team is to develop a shared mental model, and that typically needs to exist in design docs. I find that without design docs, we all agree verbally, and then are shocked at what everyone else thought we'd agreed on. Write it down. LLMs, like junior devs, do much better with design docs. You can even let the junior dev try writing some design docs. So if you're a solo developer, I can see this would be a big change for you. Anyone working on a team has already had to solve this problem. On the subject of ownership: if I commit it, I own it. If the internet "goes down" and the commit has got my name on it, "but AI" isn't going to cut it.