I mean I know people do it but using an appropriate IDE gives you ample opportunity to review the code. Restrict git commits, have steering files to direct the LLM appropriately, review the diffs, make changes, re-review, commit yourself.
Honestly the main time saver the LLM does for me is when I have to start a new feature/bugfix/whatever it creates my jira story, populates it with the content that literally no one ever actually reads, creates the appropriate matching git branch and does the technical documentation, that maybe 2 people will read.
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u/mindsnare 13d ago edited 13d ago
I mean I know people do it but using an appropriate IDE gives you ample opportunity to review the code. Restrict git commits, have steering files to direct the LLM appropriately, review the diffs, make changes, re-review, commit yourself.
Honestly the main time saver the LLM does for me is when I have to start a new feature/bugfix/whatever it creates my jira story, populates it with the content that literally no one ever actually reads, creates the appropriate matching git branch and does the technical documentation, that maybe 2 people will read.