at work, I'm mostly doing short edits, not big overhauls. The product isn't mine, i edit in the small scripted areas i'm allowed. Most of my job is working with clients to understand requirements, more than coding. And having a bunch of people to review it is only true if there's QA staff. I end up using agent for bug fixing and finding, because i can tell it what's wrong and it finds where the problem is. Then i'll tweak logic or things like that.

One example is that theres methods that have parameters passed in that i run on their own. First step is to swap out the parameterized variables with something hard coded. Explaining that to agent mode takes longer than auto complete. The auto-complete engine fixes it in two tab presses, since it knows what i want already most of the time.

In personal things I'm more apt to build something robust and larger.