It can but you need to be careful. At my org we use Github Copilot as our AI tool for devs, both internally and for vendors (Including a WITCH =/). Where it g

It can but you need to be careful. At my org we use Github Copilot as our AI tool for devs, both internally and for vendors (Including a WITCH =/). Where it gets ugly, is that we have a -lot- of WITCH provided code already in our systems, and as a result GHCP winds up often preferring the existing (terrible) patterns. I've done some things to help mitigate at least; Adding instruction/skill/agent files, tossing in some LLM-built .NET analyzers to catch the worst anti-patterns to warn on build and error on CI, and making sure to call out when the vendor people are obviously not even reviewing what the LLM generated for them [0] [0] - Simplest case being, EF Core mappings where the datatypes do not even exist in the target DB...