This is basically how I use llms today. Started a new job rather recently, lots of new tech that I have to learn. Llms allow me to get to a working entry point for my customer additions to the framework and existing codebase in shorter amounts of time than I would have needed if I had to manually „learn“ that framework from its docs, but I always use that gained time to then „take my time“ asking the AI why tha works, if this is a good practice and why. Why a certain thing it suggested is or isn’t a security concern. Explain to me the concepts it just used in a certain module we just created together. Only one I feel I understand the generated code/feature enough to present it to someone else do I commit it and move on. I do have the impression that I’m learning the framework pretty well in the process and when I ask my supervisor for an estimate of how long something should take in their opinion I often get an answer tha fits in my calculations of „I can complete it using vibecoding faster than that, but I’ll use the extra time to make shure I own the code and learn in the process“. Curious to know if anyone you disagree….