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this post was submitted on 01 Nov 2026
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Of course it's an unpopular opinion among the vehemently anti-AI crowd over here, but you can get a pretty good headstart with LLMs, local ones even.
The thing is that you don't just take what is given and immediately send it back as a shitty PR. Code review it, figure out what works and what doesn't, have a test plan, have unit tests, stand up a sandbox and look at the frontend results, use a second agent for a blind code review, etc.
Hell, if you aren't spending at least the first several hours asking questions and crafting a complete design plan, you're not doing it right.