> The best experiences I have are those where I can describe what I want done with details.
But that's the hard part! You can only eke out moderate productivity gains by automating the tedium of actually writing out the code, because it's a small fraction of software engineering.
That's why I don't like to claim massive productivity boosts, personally. It's helped me out with the tedious bits that are still necessary. It's also great as an idea board, where I ask for some sample approaches to a problem. That cuts way down on research time, even if a few of the options given are dead ends because e.g. they use an API that doesn't exist.
