Same here. In a well-defined problem with examples and guidance, an LLM is basically a junior coder. It can pattern-match with supervision, and do it fairly well. “Good enough” for most solutions. Python is my primary language these days, and I would completely consider using an LLM to make a filter for me. I’d even turn it loose on Lua, of which I have a reading understanding.
For creative writing content and Scrivener projects, LLMs are kept away with the proverbial ten-foot pole. For professional code where the industry is in a “use or perish” state, for sure.
It’s a weird place to exist.