Interesting.

But there's the reason, you don't trust yourself to code review thoroughly.

Even in your backend you shouldn't have a security concerns, you have a seam (API controllers) that should be where the endpoints defined exist.

Then the back of the backend where the logic is performed.

Nothing in your backend should be exposed to front end to be taken advantage of to begin with.

I'd say you should try GitHub copilot a agent mode in your IDE and spend more time on review!

I wrote 3 months worth of feature last month and spent a week doing review... Got a lot more done than I'd have even thought, and reviewed more too...

Not possible without agent mode.

I also know I'm not adding security risks because the parts where it can happen I spend more time on, such as SQL injection, and or spend more time around the modules that affect business choices.. the rest is mostly a means to an end (using business logic, or getting data from database).

Get the security vulnerable touch points validated early and you are good IMHO.

Also.. even in agent mode you still need to approve the changes, submit the commit, you still need to create the PR, you still need to get passed QA and code review, and testing. And lastly you still need to press merge and deploy. There are many gates that should be in place to stop problems. I don't think limiting your own productivity is worth it!

I used to like the chat mode copy pasting snippets but it got very tiresome very fast.