[gherkinnn]

No harm in running them in isolated instances and see what happens.

Feed an LLM stack traces or ask it to ask you questions about a topic you're unfamiliar about. Give it a rough hypothesis and demand it poke holes in it. These things it does well. I use Kagi's auto summariser to distil search results in to a hand full of paragraphs and then read through the citations it gives me.

Know that LLMs will suck up to you and confirm your ideas and make up bonkers things a third of the time.