I think some workflows are just that much faster with AI. And if not I can spare the time for a prompt to get work done in parallel to the stuff I work on. The

I think some workflows are just that much faster with AI. And if not I can spare the time for a prompt to get work done in parallel to the stuff I work on. There is a cost though, the context switches of topics aren't free. But if I need to visualise a something, I let an LLM create a page. If I have two tables of data that needs to be joined/mapped, I let an LLM do the first shot, often that is enough. I cannot even hope to reach that speed. It isn't a magic tool, but it really accelerates some task. That speed allows for in-house solutions to become viable again, software that really adapts specific business processes instead of some wonky ERP package that never really fit what you were trying to do. I have our dbs schema checked into a Gitea repository, which our AIs can just access to quickly ingest schema definitions. If data safety is an issue, use a local model. It is extremely beneficial if you quickly can establish context and let your AI deal with real problems. And it is quite good at that.