[vrighter]

It's not about using different tooling. It's about using all the tooling available to you. An LLM can help you (I don't like them and don't use them but to each their own). It might be able to help you when you don't even know what you want to write. But you can't deny that when you're writing it, having indentation errors or misspelled keys highlighted instantly on every keystroke, and never making mistakes in that narrow scope, would make one even more effective.

It's not about different tools, it's about how the old tools are NOT obsolete either and have their place. One should still use them as well, even in conjunction with LLMs if one wishes to. (hell they could ask the llm to find the correct schema online and add that one comment at the top)