The author embarked on creating a CLI for an API using a Large Language Model (LLM) and Python, facing challenges with client generation and project organization.
The use of Bandit, a static linter for Python, surprisingly found no issues with the code generated by the LLM, highlighting the potential simplicity of dynamic JSON reading.
Despite progress in implementing API endpoints, the project lacked structure and required a solid testing framework, emphasizing the need for clear direction and communication with the LLM.
The experience shed light on the gap between functional prototyping and polished application release, underscoring the importance of human intervention, problem understanding, and effective collaboration with LLMs.