You just couldn't scroll to the bottom of the page, eh?
The conclusion is that neither 3.5 nor 4 are good enough because for anything none trivial they generate code that is often subtly wrong. Might still speed up somebody new to the language/project/learning or I would say: with additional tooling/plugins/"prompt engineering"/tinkering the author might get useful results.
> So, should you use GPT to generate your OpenAPI validations? Probably not... yet... I'm looking forward to repeating this experiment with GPT-6, and maybe GPT-7 will be able to generate an JSONSchema compiler and replace this library altogether.
Not everyone has the time or expertise to create a pull request. But there are issues allowed on this repo! Create an Issue if you'd like the author to address something, in my opinion.
I’ve seen a good number of things get addressed simply because an Issue crossed a threshold of votes/comments over time. Really can make voices heard on the anon internet. Big respect to anyone working for free who takes them seriously, that takes integrity.
The conclusion is that neither 3.5 nor 4 are good enough because for anything none trivial they generate code that is often subtly wrong. Might still speed up somebody new to the language/project/learning or I would say: with additional tooling/plugins/"prompt engineering"/tinkering the author might get useful results.