I was born under a wanderin' star -- and now I build websites.

Nobody has fun debugging. The less debugging, the better. Which is exactly what good tooling gives you -- more building, less fixing.

What about when the AI writes something and I don't understand it? I'm not shipping code I can't read. What if it breaks and I can't fix it?

Fair point. Review everything before it goes live. Read the diff, understand the change. If you don't get it, ask the AI to explain it. Surprisingly patient teacher.

A patient teacher. That's what I've been missing. The AI actually meets you where you are. Every tutorial I've found either assumes too much or assumes too little.

That adaptive quality is what makes it useful. I've been using it with clients too -- building their sites while they watch, explaining decisions in real time. They love seeing it come together.

Until the rabbit bites you. Every tool I've trusted has let me down eventually. I've been burned before.