AI-assisted coding helps me a lot to churn through boilerplate, straightforward implementations, test writing, exploration of unfamiliar codebases, and other an

AI-assisted coding helps me a lot to churn through boilerplate, straightforward implementations, test writing, exploration of unfamiliar codebases, and other ancillary tasks in coding. It does not replace tacit knowledge/domain knowledge required to design a good solution, no matter how much of the architecture is described as documentation it cannot predict the future to have judgement about a proposed design. In general AI is an assistance, it doesn't replace the intellectual work that is needed for a good implementation. In my opinion, approach it like you'd approach any other tool: there are good use-cases for it while being definitely not the right tool for other cases.