I'm a solopreneur. Yesterday, in 90 minutes, I developed an enhancement that would have taken a full day before. I did it by writing a detailed Markdown spec an

I'm a solopreneur. Yesterday, in 90 minutes, I developed an enhancement that would have taken a full day before. I did it by writing a detailed Markdown spec and feeding it to Copilot Agents running Sonnet 4.5. Copilot worked on it on a server somewhere while I ate lunch. When I returned, I reviewed the PR. It wasn't perfect; one of the dozen or so tests that Copilot had generated didn't actually test what it purported to. So, I fixed that by hand. It wasn't a big deal. It was still quicker and took less cognitive effort than writing the entire PR myself. I'll confess that part of me is pleased to be dismissed with epithets like "AI-pilled," because properly using LLMs is an enormous competitive advantage. The more negative sentiment around them there is, the less likely the competition is to be inclined to learn and master them.