@benjamineskola Partially true, yes. The cellweb PoC is indeed largely written with the help of an LLM. Whether that’s disappointing really depends on perspective. An LLM doesn’t replace engineering, architecture, or design decisions - layering, protocols, boundaries, and the underlying ideas still have to come from somewhere. What it replaces is a lot of time-consuming boilerplate work. As a father of two with a full-time job, that difference simply makes it possible to explore ideas that would otherwise stay on paper. And honestly: every generation of engineers had tools the previous one considered “cheating”. I have colleagues who punched cards during their training and spent nights in computer labs waiting for jobs to run. Today none of us would want to go back to that either. Tools change. The interesting question is still the same: what do you build with them?