That's a huge part of the appeal. If you're really lazy you can tell an LLM to add a specific column to a specific database, and it will handroll some SQL just

That's a huge part of the appeal. If you're really lazy you can tell an LLM to add a specific column to a specific database, and it will handroll some SQL just for you and run it. It's slow and very inefficient, but it works. Why do this? It would be insane for production, but for development it frees you up to improvise and experiment. You can iterate strategies and solutions far more quickly, test as you go, and bake a final production version into static code.