Yes, and trusting an LLM here is not a good idea. You know it will make important mistakes.

I’m not saying trusting cheap devs is a good idea either. I do think cheap devs are actually at risk here.

I am not “trusting” either - I’m validating that they meet the functional and non functional requirements just like with an LLM. I have never blindly trusted any developer when my neck was the one on the line in front of my CTO/director or customer.

I didn’t blindly trust the Salesforce consultants either. I also didn’t verify every line of oSql (not a typo) they wrote.