So far what I've been doing is, I look for the parts that seem like they'd be rewarding to code and I do them myself with no input from the machine whatsoever. It's hard to really understand a codebase without spending time with the code, and when you're using a model, I think there's a risk of things changing more quickly than you can internalize them. Also, I worry I'll get too comfortable bossing chatbots around & I'll become reluctant to get my hands dirty and produce code directly. People talk about ruining their attention spans by spending all their time on TikTok until they can no longer read novels; I think it'd be a real mistake to let that happen to my professional skill set.