Thanks for looking into it.

While I would have hoped for a better result, I'm not surprised. In this particular case, I really didn't care about the code at all; I cared about the end result at runtime, that is, can I create a working, stable solution that solves my problem, in a tech stack I'm not familiar with?

(While still taking care of well-structured requirements and guard rails — not to guarantee a specific level of code quality per se, but to ensure that the AI works towards my goals without the need to intervene as much as possible).

I will spin up another session where I ask it to improve the implementation, and report back.