Perhaps your workflows and processes are so efficient that this actually makes sense. But I’m still not convinced AI assisted development is at that point yet; I think the classic Build vs. Buy arguments still hold.
How much is this going to cost to maintain? How many dev hours? How many tokens? Is your in house solution going to provide the business and customer enough perceivable value that it’s worth the opportunity cost? Are you going to apply the same rigor and security testing that the popular frameworks are getting from the largest research firms in the world? How do you know the LLMs aren’t going to apply similar patterns and make the same mistakes? Why can’t you just use that AI expertise to accelerate patching so your exposure time is limited? How do you know you’re going to outpace the major frameworks and tooling providers in 2 or 4 or 6 years when they catch up with AI assisted development, if they haven’t already?
And very personally speaking, I’m still holding my breath to see if this AI bubble is a real thing or not. Because if it ever pops, well, that’s not going to go well for companies that are embracing this stance.