Well, it's apparently easy, so you should do it.

Literally my only AI use case (I'm retired) is having it write all the software for things I want to do in my life, without having to take the time to do it. For example, the app my kids' school uses to communicate with parents SUCKS (it's so slow), so I wrote something that logs in, pulls new updates, and feeds them to the same AI that manages my calendar/to-do list.

By "I" wrote something, I mean I had an AI do it in about ten minutes.

To your actual point, there used to be a philosophy among the tech literate that it's preferable to have something do one thing and do it very well.