I use it for Rails, and the most use I get out of it is with RSpec testing - tests with already descriptive spec names, it guesses correctly like 95% of the ti

I use it for Rails, and the most use I get out of it is with RSpec testing - tests with already descriptive spec names, it guesses correctly like 95% of the time what I was going to write anyway. It's less useful around view code, but controllers/models it can be somewhat useful too. But to be honest, I'm happy to pay the price to let it write some specs for me