It's better than it was, but I'm still not amazed. I was working with it just yesterday and found it mixed up class attributes and dict keys when looking if so

It's better than it was, but I'm still not amazed. I was working with it just yesterday and found it mixed up class attributes and dict keys when looking if something existed. As a result, it always thought the key was missing. Glancing through the code, it would have been easy to overlook, as it was checking for something... just doing it the wrong way. The code also appeared to still work in the larger context, just not as well or as efficiently as it was supposed to work. It was only my obsessive testing and attention to detail that caught it. I find it much faster and easier to write things myself, using AI to help me along the way, rather than trying to delegate everything to the AI and hoping for the best. Writing code is much more interesting than reviewing code, and it puts me close enough to it that those kind of issues don't happen in the first place.