Comment by solatic

I see what you're saying, and I recognize that a coding agent will spit out something usable, but it still feels wrong. When a service provider puts out an SDK, they are responsible for it and are incentivized to update it when their API updates. If I ask an LLM to generate an SDK for me, then I am responsible for the SDK code despite the fact that I am not responsible for the API itself. This is not good Conway's Law alignment; it's the kind of thing you do when you have no other choice but to accept the debt that comes with it.