What are the project's capabilities? I have also written a personal finance application, and it's ~3k LOC total. And have several projects that are dramatically

What are the project's capabilities? I have also written a personal finance application, and it's ~3k LOC total. And have several projects that are dramatically more complicated than a typical personal finance app, and are 30-50k. This begs the question: If you're using LLMs heavily, wouldn't it be better from a time, correctness, and token perspective to have a more compact and maintainable code base? We don't know what the personal finance app does, how quickly it runs, how much it improves your finance management, how easy it is to install and update etc, or how maintainable it is by people or LLMs. What you did post is a red flag of consequence, without mitigating factors: We know only the red flag. Another perspective: I use LLMs heavily as well, but don't find they appreciably increase code verbosity, for a given set of features/requirements.