You must work for a LiPo company. This is the opposite of truth. Sodium doesn't behave like lithium at all. The chemistry is very different. Imagine if table salt had an exo reaction in water
Definitely not true. Used intentionally, LLMs are just a tool that can be used to improve the human review. That's what Saga is - a tool to make code reviews better, with a sprinkle of AI https://github.com/JakeBeresford/saga
My team have been working to solve this problem (and more). We recently released our CLI tool, palm, as OSS. Along with a plugin, palm-dbt, which we designed specifically for working with dbt projects in an optimal way.
Palm requires running code in containers, so teams can ensure dependencies and versions are correct. Then the plugin provides sensible defaults, with solutions for common problems (like idempotent dev/ci runs) and an abstraction in front of the most common commands you need to run in the container.
It's been a huge boon for our analysts productivity, improved the reliability and quality of our models, and decreased onboarding times for new people joining our data team.
Check this project out for spacial audio meetings, misses the mark on the video piece but interesting none the less. It's built on jitsi meet. https://github.com/capnmidnight/Calla
https://github.com/JakeBeresford