Might be a 9-5 coder.
I seem to be closing in the completing the task nowadays, though.
It has been 5 years so far.
Will just relying on AI to code everything for you, while you just review and make decisions, keep your coding skills sharp? (At worst, atrophy your manual coding skills)
For personal software yes it's a good exercise.
So AI software development is basically giving me everything I want: see a problem, iterate on the design I think will fix it, try it out. And then it works.
I have personal Android apps which "I developed" by having Claude update the react native hot reload view as I used them for the main application, and the biggest change in my home server infrastructure has been retooling it to support the fact that almost all the apps I use going forwards will be built and hosted locally.