[theshrike79]

Same here. I had to write a DynamicObject for a DSL-like system in C# to make it behave like Python dicts.

With some LLM help I was done before lunch. After lunch I wrote some additional unit tests and improved on the solution - again with LLM help (the object type changes in unit tests vs integration tests, one is the actual type, one is a JsonDocument).

I could've definitely done all that by myself, but when the LLM wrote the boilerplate crap that someone had definitely written before (but in a way I couldn't find with a search engine) I could focus on testing and optimising the solution instead of figuring out C# DynamicObject quirks.