> I can ask copilot to build my project and verify tests results, but [..] added value is almost none.
The added value is that it can iterate autonomously and finish tasks that it can't one-shot in its first code edit. Which is basically all tasks that I assign to Copilot.
The added value is that I get to review fully-baked PRs that meet some bar of quality. Just like I don't review human PRs if they don't pass CI.
Fully agree on IDEs, though. I absolutely still need an IDE to iterate on PRs, review them, and tweak them manually. I find VSCode+Copilot to be very good for this workflow. I'm not into vibe coding.
The added value is that it can iterate autonomously and finish tasks that it can't one-shot in its first code edit. Which is basically all tasks that I assign to Copilot.
The added value is that I get to review fully-baked PRs that meet some bar of quality. Just like I don't review human PRs if they don't pass CI.
Fully agree on IDEs, though. I absolutely still need an IDE to iterate on PRs, review them, and tweak them manually. I find VSCode+Copilot to be very good for this workflow. I'm not into vibe coding.