Does it now work properly with Next 13 and server components?

Glad to see you active here in the comments. Apologies if my comment comes off harshly, my intent is not to tear you down. I think there is a lot of gray space when it comes to using LLMs for generating code. Your usage here is certainly interesting, and I appreciate the additional context and discussion you’ve been providing.

I find it odd Chatgpt was mentioned at all. It was almost like an advertisement.

I have read post linked here similar to this one, but I can’t recall another instance in which the author abruptly said they relied on stackoverflow to code something unless the content was a meta commentary on coding and debugging itself.

I'm a huge LLM skeptic, but I'd disagree with you here.

I think using ChatGPT to write long-lived code for a serious application is a bad idea. But I think it's fine for somebody knowledgeable to use it for throwaway and first-draft stuff in areas that aren't their daily work.

Here's the author in question: [edit: wrong Piotr Mierzejewski in tech, see below]

He looks perfectly competent to me to evaluate the effects of some one-shot scripting code, so I think "giving away trust and hoping for the best" is a wild exaggeration of what actually went on.

Candyjapan has a good write up on mitigating this https://www.candyjapan.com/behind-the-scenes/how-i-got-credi...

Genuinely curious: How much time would you say you saved prompting for and then carefully reviewing and testing those scripts for bugs, versus writing them yourself?

And for context what's the average line count we're talking about here? Tens of lines? Hundreds?