> The "no LLM" stance makes sense if you don't have guardrails. With the right constraints, AI-assisted code is faster AND safer than solo human development — because the agent never gets tired, never rushes before a deadline, and never thinks "I'll test that later."
Ironically I had a bunch of cases recently where CC would stop saying stuff like "this test problem is unrelated/a pre-existing issue when it had no proof of this and it was clearly not true (the branch built/tests were passing before the LLM changes).
