I’m using it to do the mundane tasks of unit testing and (some) documentation. I find that the code it spits out isn’t perfect but getting some boiler plate and fixing it up is pretty fast compared to writing from scratch.

I’ve used this enough that I wrapped some cli glue around it and wrote https://github.com/radoshi/llm-code

I’ve used this mostly to write Python and bash, with some Makefiles and Dockerfiles thrown in.

GPT-4 is better, albeit slower, than 3.5-turbo. HTH!

I agree with the author that threading is quite critical to maintaining sanity.

In my experience, it's insufficient by itself. I would recommend coupling with some naming conventions around channels and discouraging group DMs for anything substantial.

I wrote up some of my thoughts on this in a post: https://rushabhdoshi.com/posts/2021-08-02-taming-slack/