"But I’m not reviewing that code. And now I’ve got that feeling of guilt: if I haven’t reviewed the code, is it really responsible for me to use this in production?"

"I know full well that if you ask Claude Code to build a JSON API endpoint that runs a SQL query and outputs the results as JSON, it’s just going to do it right. It’s not going to mess that up. You have it add automated tests, you have it add documentation, you know it’s going to be good."

This really is Wordpress and early PHP all over again, but it's the seasoned folks rather than the amateurs that buy into it.

I believe these tools will be refined and locked down and eventually turn into RAD stuff used by certified enterprise consultants, much like SAP and Salesforce and IBM solutions and so on. From this I come to the conclusion that it is not a good idea to become dependent on them at this stage, which is corroborated by the pecuniary expense as well as excruciatingly fast change in available products.