This is very true, I've found these tools that I am highly encouraged to use very hit and miss, which they are by nature. After using Matt Pocock's skills, I've come around to the idea that LLM's main utility is to act as the ultimate rubber ducky. The `grill-me` feature is honestly the most useful, not for guiding the follow up writing of code, but to make me write down and explore the idea I have more quickly. It's guesses of questions to ask are generally pretty good. I don't believe there is any 'understanding', so I feel the rubber ducky analogy works quite well. This isn't anything you couldn't do before with some discipline, but at least I find it helpful to be more consistent.