In my experience, if you don't review the generated code, and thus become proficient in C# enough to do that, the codebase will become trash very quickly. Erro

In my experience, if you don't review the generated code, and thus become proficient in C# enough to do that, the codebase will become trash very quickly. Errors compound with LLM coding, and, unless you correct them, you end up with a codebase too brittle to actually be worth anything. Friends of mine apparently don't have that problem, and they say they have the LLM write enough tests that they catch the brittleness early on, but I haven't tried that approach. Unfortunately, my code tends to not be very algorithmic, so it's hard to test.