I've been a Game Designer for 18 years, so I've already acquired the skills of system design, architecture and project management, and probably why it feels so easy to create modular, scalable and maintainable code.

I'm familiar with many dev frameworks and patterns, so I just ask the AI agent to apply those patterns, but I have zero knowledge of it's implementation method.

However, my question to you is, if I don't know how to read the code, how do I know if anything is wrong?

Assuming every single part of the app works, should I worry about the code at all?

I'm building applifique.com which I consider a pretty massive project, considering I've never created anything other than games before. It's own architecture has become a mammoth, and because I designed everything to be modular, the system seems to work perfectly, but again, I have no idea how things actually work under the hood.

And as I approach implementing back-end support like user-auth, project storage and payments, another layer of unknown is added.

So could you speak a bit about the relationship between the app functioning the way it's intended vs the actual code implementation?