My point is I can my an analyser in like 20 minutes now and it's not a chore at all. I've made like 15 for my current codebase, and when the LLM goes off the ra

My point is I can my an analyser in like 20 minutes now and it's not a chore at all. I've made like 15 for my current codebase, and when the LLM goes off the rails and generates code in a pattern I don't like, I don't tell it how to write the code much anymore, I tell it to write an analyser that prevents it from writing the code that way and then it goes about fixing it up because now the build fails. I do a lot of coding in C# with Rider, and refactoring has been a career speciality of mine. I personally find LLMs to have a tonne of value in this space.