Wandering Adventure Party

@clew @Purple I both code and one the business. they *should* be worried, but they don't understand how an LLM works now how much better at a lot of things it is than them and finding logical gaps.

Creative programming.... Finding a better way to accomplish a goal... Finding a more economical way to get a short budget project done? So far, AI is not going to replace experience and intelligence of a good programmer with business experience. On the other hand, a lot of project managers can be ditched.

@Purple On the bright side, there are "some" benefits that I've seen in my experiments. The biggest is "planning"

We get requests from clients for modifications that often make no sense and are simply a disaster..... yet, we often just get to it and start framing it out so we can really get an idea of what needs to be done.

with this AI stuff, you can write up the entire process - the business logic - and then include the steps to getting it done and really get it planned out. Then you can have something like Claude CLI dig through it and actually write up a plan - not the code. And THEN, you can break it into manageable pieces, push them into individual branches and THEN start work.

at that point, I'd say 70% of the front-end UI can be done with AI, and then you do the rest. I mean, it is no different than the scaffolding that you get with AngularCLI or VisualStudio, etc...

The real problem is laziness. It's too easy to just make it work and push your PR without even looking at "how" it works.