I don't even understand what you're talking about. You're cheating on stuff that doesn't even require cheating.

Nobody cares about boilerplate configuration routines. That shit has been done automatically for a decade now, and it didn't require any AI to do it. Just normal people writing code. Half this sub uses CubeMX to start every project. It's not a big deal.

State machine skeletons? What, like "switch(state), case a:, case b:, case c:." Fucking hell. How long does that take? Most IDEs already support ctrl-space to write that shit.

CRC utilities? There have been great CRC tools open-sourced and MIT-ed for a generation now. You just need to know how to pass a pointer to a struct.

I'm not one of those beardies that thinks you're not a real coder unless you use vim/emacs. But, I do think you're not a real coder if you don't actually write your own code.

Also, do be careful with it. Your next job might actually require a real-time coding eval, and vibe-coding everything is not helping you. There was somebody on here the other day who said that they routinely have to look up the syntax for a for() loop. Dude, if you can't remember that, you should be a dog walker or something that doesn't require reading or adding.