[nyarlathotep_]

The one place it really shines for me personally is bash scripts.

I've probably written 50 over the last two years for relatively routine stuff that I'd either not do (wasn't that important) or done via other means (schelpping through aws cli docs comes to mind) at 2x the time. I get little things done that I'd otherwise have put off. Same goes for IaC stuff for cloud resources. If I never have to write Terraform or Cloudformation again, I'd be fine with that.

Autocomplete is hit or miss for me--vscode is pretty good with CoPilot, Jetbrains IDEs are absolutely laughably bad with CoPilot (typically making obvious syntax errors on any completion for a function signature, constructor, etc) to the point that I disabled it.

I've no interest in any "agent" thingys for the time being. Just doesn't interest me, even if it's "far better than everyone" or whatever.