I think it's good. Quite frankly, it's the better experience to be given the right prompts to onboard into something than having to guess that the inputs are the right for the LLM.

If someone is writing authentication code and they think it's smart to outsource that to spicy autocomplete, the only "prompt" they need is:

"Hey chat bot friendo, where's the nearest hand-written 'help wanted' sign in the door of a coffee shop? I need a new career path"