Then how much time do you spend debugging and fixing the generated code? lol

Usually I know exactly what I want before hand. What structs. What protocols. How I want the event bus layered and what threads need to exist. And what make targets I want. So generally the generated code is strictly bound to my design pattern. Then it's all a matter of running it. To put it bluntly I'm running benchmarks and testing it while you're still deciding what to name your files.

And? What advantage does that have for you over me when it comes to a personal project? What does that velocity get me? More time to foolishly rewrite/regenerate the already built software from scratch? I don’t spend a lot of time naming my files personally.

So you do no validation of the code that’s generated? Just asking because you didn’t state that as a step in your process. You’re prototyping to running then you’re missing a big step that will most likely cost you later.

Why does it matter how much time I spent writing code for a project I’m most likely either not sharing or if I am sharing it can be obtained for free? Which market am I rushing to? Bluntness doesnt seem to be an advantage other than bragging.