[OptionOfT]

Because when your code is handwritten, it's supposed to be a translation of you parsing business requirements to code.

Using AI adds a non-deterministic layer in between, and a lot of code now is there that you probably didn't need.

The prompt is helpful to figure out what is needed and what isn't.

[lo_zamoyski]

The correct thing to do is to annotate the code and the PR with comments. You shouldn't be submitting code you don't understand in the first place. These comments will contain the reasoning in the prompts. Giving me a list of prompts would just be annoying and messy, not informative.

Also, we should not be submitting huge PRs in general. It is difficult to be thorough in such cases. Changes will be less well understood and more bugs will sneak their way into the code base.

[OptionOfT]

The AI velocity comes from large PRs that no-one reviews.