agree on that and the speed is fantastic with them, and also that the dynamics of questioning the current session's assumptions has gotten way better.
yet - given an existing codebase (even not huge) they often won't suggest "we need to restructure this part differently to solve this bug". Instead they tend to push forward.
yet - given an existing codebase (even not huge) they often won't suggest "we need to restructure this part differently to solve this bug". Instead they tend to push forward.