Because it isn't even close to entry level architecture. And the structure of LLM's makes it hard to iterate the way architecture requires. It basically gets a little bit of context only to essentially tear down and rebuild at blistering speeds. You can't really architect that way.
>What it cannot do, even in theory, is decide for you to want to do something and decide for you what that should be.
Something sadly common among clients, even large ones.
Because it isn't even close to entry level architecture. And the structure of LLM's makes it hard to iterate the way architecture requires. It basically gets a little bit of context only to essentially tear down and rebuild at blistering speeds. You can't really architect that way.
>What it cannot do, even in theory, is decide for you to want to do something and decide for you what that should be.
Something sadly common among clients, even large ones.