I've been doing it for a while. I never really liked stack overflow though it always seemed like a waste of time versus learning how to look up the real answers in the documentation. I never really liked agents because they go off for 20 minutes and come back with complete crap But if I can ask a question get an answer in 20 seconds and iterate again I find that's pretty efficient.

I’ve usually been skeptical about people who get unreasonably good results and not surprised when they wake up a few weeks later and are disappointed. One area where I am consistently disappointed is when there are significant changes across versions: I had one argue over where I could write a switch in Java that catches null (you can in JDK 21) and lots of trouble with SQLAlchemy in Python which changed a lot between versions. I shudder to think what would happen if you asked questions about react-router but actually I shudder to think about react-router at all.