[danielmarkbruce]

Nope, it's not disingenuous. It's a genuine critique that it's just stupid way to think about things. You don't check in a bunch of prompts, make changes to the prompts, run them through a model, compile/build the code.

It's simply not the same thing as a high level web framework.

If you have an intern, or a junior engineer - you give them work and check the work. You can give them work that you aren't an expert in, where you don't know all the required pieces in detail, and you won't get out of it the same as doing the work yourself. An intern is not a layer of abstraction. Not all divisions of labor are via layers of abstraction. If you treat them all that way it's dumb and you'll have problems.