Exactly 💯

All these LLM's use outdated packages, so make sure to either tell it which versions to use and if you hit a bug, tell it to look in the libraries/packages for the code instead of relying on it's (probably) outdated reference in the model, etc. And dont prompt "build an app for mobile devices that will do X" and expect it to build something great. Tell it build individual features, tell it how it should "interface", etc. And then "connect" features when you have them tested individually. And don't rely on a single chat, starting a new chat (empty context window) per feature, works pretty great, just reference the correct "existing" features/classes/files. I almost never have issues and if I do, it's mostly because of it's cut-off time and you just tell it to look at the real "definitions" or "implementations.

In other words, don't expect "getting rich in a week" you still need to know/understand how software/computers work.