In my experience, the LLM usually proposes a solution, but it’s a crapshoot whether it works well. And plenty of bugfixes go well beyond a few lines, especially in older code.
I use this shit on a daily basis at work. They work well, as long as you’re choosing the right models, making the right engineering decisions, and have a good set of baseline rules.
Do you have a guide on which baseline rules are good? I use Claude Opus 5.5 at work and while it’s definitely more helpful than not having it, it also does some incredibly baffling things that a human would realize immediately are unproductive.
In my experience, the LLM usually proposes a solution, but it’s a crapshoot whether it works well. And plenty of bugfixes go well beyond a few lines, especially in older code.
I use this shit on a daily basis at work. They work well, as long as you’re choosing the right models, making the right engineering decisions, and have a good set of baseline rules.
Do you have a guide on which baseline rules are good? I use Claude Opus 5.5 at work and while it’s definitely more helpful than not having it, it also does some incredibly baffling things that a human would realize immediately are unproductive.