I agree - it's exciting at first, but then you have experience where you go down a rabbit hole for an hour trying to fix / make use of LLM generated code.

So you really have to know when the LLM will be able to cleanly and neatly solve your problem, and when it's going to be frustrating and simpler just to do it character by character. That's why I'm exploring building tools like this, to try to iron out annoyances and improve quality of life for new LLM workflows.

Option-K looks promising! I'll try it out.