[GuardianCaveman]

Are you using it for other things? I think you can write code without it but it’s so good for research and stack overflow replacement.

Last night I used it to look through some project in an open source code base in a language I’m not familiar with to get a report on how that project works. I wanted to know what are its capabilities and integrations with these other specialized tools, because the documentation is so limited. It saved me time and didn’t help me write code. Beyond that it’s good for asking really stupid questions about complex topics that you’d get roasted on for stack overflow.

[wxrs]

How can you be sure that the report is accurate? Did you verify that the project actually has the capabilities & integrates with the other specialized tools? I've seen many instances where the model either left out important information or came up with totally new stuff that got buried in the rest (mostly true) of the answer.