For random stuff I'd rather not put into someone else's cloud, and for light automation - absolutely. It's great for those things almost out of the box.

For development work... I think I'm getting close. It's not that it can't do it (and perhaps, relatively well) out of the box, but that I already have Claude Code for that, so I'm experimenting with much different approaches. Currently that's "spec-driven development" based on Acai, but with each spec's abstraction layer fairly rigidly defined so I can play with what happens when I manually specify things at different levels of detail.

Once I settle on an overall approach, everything leads me to believe it'll be great.