> "I think it depends on what you find enjoyable" Exactly this. I use agents every day to either produce tests for code I've written according to the guideline

> "I think it depends on what you find enjoyable" Exactly this. I use agents every day to either produce tests for code I've written according to the guidelines I set out for it, or to produce the boilerplate code (which is seldom enjoyable) before I get to add the cool stuff. Furthermore, when I inevitably get stuck on a thornier section of new code, or revisiting a codebase which I've not investigated for some time, I can use the agent to provide ideas and suggestions of where/how to start/get unstuck. Like any tool - it's how you apply it to the job in hand (and ensuring the job is relevant) that counts. That, and never 100% trusting the output.