Here is a full AI-assisted commit. This took ~10 minutes to produce, on par with the speed I'd do it manually. But, I was also able to unload the dishwasher, prep my daughter's snack, and answer a couple emails. So I got more done this way. github.com/ghostty-org/ghost… In addition to simply sharing the prompts, I shared some commentary about the process between it and my thoughts overall. As noted in the commit, I think the biggest challenge facing AI-assisted programmers is bridging the gap between junior/senior quality code. The first prompt produced a working feature, but it was organizationally poor and I didn't like some of its stylistic choices (more temporaries than I would like). The remainder of my nudging was to refactor, clean up, document, etc. At the end of the commit, this commit is more or less what I'd produce manually, at the quality I'd like to see, but it takes work to get there.