I've spent the past day playing with this, iteratively feeding real tasks from my software consulting work into it and building with the output. At this point I am convinced it will replace a team of smart junior developers under me, who work instantly and have deep expertise in every language and framework I use. They make mistakes, but when I ask them to correct the mistakes they do so instantly, and don't get frustrated. At this point my biggest fear is that this tool is going to get taken away from me, and I would pay a substantial portion of the increased efficiency it gives me -- thousands of dollars per month -- as a business owner and senior developer to avoid that.