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> A shell script will do exactly what it has been written to do every time, unless tampered with. Or unless some magic environment variable changes, or one of the runtime dependencies changes, or it is run on a different operating system, or permissions aren't setup right, or one of its tasks errors out. Shell scripts are digital duct tape, the vast majority of shell scripts do not come close to being reliable softwa…
AI proponents are missing the point. Anything you write to make an AI produce something is basically code. Docs are code. You don’t have to feed a developer code or docs, you can give them a high level idea and they’ll figure it out on their own if you want.
What developer working on anything meaningful does not rely on documentation? You certainly have to make the documentation available similar to how you would have to make it "available" to an LLM. I think you might be missing the point about what the potential use-cases for these systems are.