> After working with agent-LLMs for some years now, I can confirm that they are completely useless for real programming. > They never helped me solve complex pr

> After working with agent-LLMs for some years now, I can confirm that they are completely useless for real programming. > They never helped me solve complex problems with low-level libraries. They can not find nontrivial bugs. They don't get the logic of interwoven layers of abstractions. This was how I felt until about 18 months ago. Can you give a single, precise example where modern day LLMs fail as woefully as you describe?