I was a bit hesitant to get this tool because I am capable of semi-decent development, and I wasn't sure the output would be as qualitative as what I can code myself.

Boy, was I wrong. It is *AT LEAST* as good.

A lot could be said about this tool, and its place in a toolkit, but here's a quick TL;DR:

It's good. Very, very good, in fact. Ideally you'll still try to learn the contextual logic behind coding (this allows a greater control over your creations, and better outputs from AskJarvis) but you can forgo the syntax with this tool.

Even as a dev it's very useful because the tool will know languages that you don't, so you can use it as a "translator" and the results are very good. And there are few things where it would be faster to code by hand.

The only thing to make it 110% perfect would be more integrations (but languages/framework and IDEs) but they are super transparent with their roadmap, unlike a ton of other tools in the AI space (looking at you, peppertype...............)

Honestly, you should try it. I was extremely surprised, and so will you.