ChatGPT is a language model, it's not intended for code and you're using it "off label" at your own risk. It can produce working code, which is impressive in itself, but in order to know if it's decent code you still need to be competent with that language. I had someone run a few prompts for me a while back, it ignored central parts of the query, and its output was basically like a very junior developer - fair enough, but not great or even that good.
Potentially useful, but if you expect it to be more than one part of the "process", you might be setting yourself up for trouble.
Edit: just like it's not a coder, it's not a search engine or knowledge base, either. It just knows language and what seems like it ought to follow a given phrase. Be very aware of this difference, because sometimes it spits out 100% falsehoods with the same level of confidence and authority as the true stuff.
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