I'm impressed. But I want it to be better, so I don't have to spend so much time coding and can trust it to give me good code so I can offload a lot of my efforts on to it. Right now I have to check and verify or go back and forth with prompts so much I almost would have been better off writing the damn code in the first place.

Meanwhile I've got a backlog of about 100 personal projects I've never gotten around to making (especially creating digital versions of my board game designs, of which I have about 70 at this point) that I just haven't had the energy to work on myself, that I'd love to be able to just upload the rules document for it and get some sort of working game spit out the other end, or at least a good chunk of it, and I can take it from there.

And then I can test a new rule by just rewriting the rules document, as opposed to having to manually code every rule change into the game.

I don't think I'd run out of things for it to make if it was as good at complex software generation as A.I. is right now with art generation.