> That's where the reliability comes from

So, we should make it easier to feed that reliability back upstream.

Probably the most useful thing you can do with these LLM-transpilations for now: If the transpiled version passes all original tests, I can run my application test suite against it and use it to discover test coverage deficiencies in the original!

If it crashes or otherwise observably misbehaves, I know the real project was missing regression tests for something. We could make upstream so much more resilient against accidentally breaking stuff in future updates, if only it becomes safe (offline + no side effects) and easy (if it crashes/locks, it is not from some memory safety bug from 25k transactions earlier) to run these transpiled projects as one row in our everyday integration matrix.