I’m digging out old thread here, but I’d say that LLM coding is big win for Ash. In my mind anything that decreases ‘code surface’ is big win for AI. There’s a lot of ways to mess up transactions/logic/authorization (any cross cutting concern really is a burden for AI), but with declarative approach it’s much better.
In my experience mistakes that AI makes with Ash are trivial (things don’t work) but once it plugs thing in correctly it usually works fine.
I guess what I’m trying to say it helps that with Ash you offload more work to the framework so AI code has less surface. Also perhaps maybe there’s tiny chance that declarative code burns less tokens (but this would very likely be offset by the fact that Ash is more niche so LLMs can make mistakes and run additional cycles).
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