Comment by glub

I'm the opposite. Every time I've let Sol/Astra be decisive, I ended up with an overengineered mess.

I much prefer getting alerted when there's more than 1 approach to the problem and it's discovered mid-implementation.

I don't want to do the grunt work of writing code, but I do want to know the architecture and be responsible for the decisions.

Fable is also very good at pushing back when I propose something that will cost me. E.g. I'm working on a configuration layer above nix to manage my homelab fleet declaratively, and I tend to get into "config as new language", where Fable just goes - let's not do that.