[DeathArrow]

I do not manage LLMs, I manage people.

I always considered myself a builder, a creator. The end result is interesting and it's important for me the end result to be just as I envisioned it.

Typing code isn't exciting. Thinking, planning, finding solutions and driving the LLM to implement the finished product is.

[voidUpdate]

I'm happy for you that you enjoy being a manager. I'm just saying that a lot of people seem to have found they prefer managing another system writing the code for them asking it nicely to do things, rather than writing code myself. I'm in the camp of enjoying typing code, and I do not want to become a manager, either of LLMs or people