I'm not sure if you're being self depreciating or genuinely desire that, but this isn't an outcome that leads to good software engineering.
You should own and be the expert on the architecture and design of what you're building regardless of whether yourself, an LLM or another person is writing the code.
The LLM isn't "smarter" than you, it's more resourceful. It can (to varying degrees of success) translate your design into code. If you aren't still taking ownership and driving the design of that logic, the LLM isn't going to bring you success with anything other than single-use or hobby applications.
You should own and be the expert on the architecture and design of what you're building regardless of whether yourself, an LLM or another person is writing the code.
The LLM isn't "smarter" than you, it's more resourceful. It can (to varying degrees of success) translate your design into code. If you aren't still taking ownership and driving the design of that logic, the LLM isn't going to bring you success with anything other than single-use or hobby applications.