This seems wild to me; would lovvvvve to peak at your codebase.
I'm in old school tech in the semiconductor industry. I do a heavy hybrid of pair-coding / vibe coding with my LLM in VsCode, 8 hours a day, across a wide spectrum of tasks. I am always working in C, alternating between implementing a new algorithm, testing, correcting, and analyzing some new technical algorithms either from literature or in house, and then refactoring old bad code written by EE folks 30 years ago (like 100+ line for loops). But I handle all unit tests myself and all code commits myself. I need to get my bot running the unit tests.
I would not be surprised if less than 1/4 my colleagues use an llm agent.
I'm in old school tech in the semiconductor industry. I do a heavy hybrid of pair-coding / vibe coding with my LLM in VsCode, 8 hours a day, across a wide spectrum of tasks. I am always working in C, alternating between implementing a new algorithm, testing, correcting, and analyzing some new technical algorithms either from literature or in house, and then refactoring old bad code written by EE folks 30 years ago (like 100+ line for loops). But I handle all unit tests myself and all code commits myself. I need to get my bot running the unit tests.
I would not be surprised if less than 1/4 my colleagues use an llm agent.