Sure, it automates writing a ton of repetitive code that you'd have to write by hand otherwise. Most programming tasks aren't novel or interesting in any way. In most apps you have to do things like render UI with stuff like buttons on them, wire it up to a service, create HTTP endpoints, talk to a database, and so on. These are well known and repetitive tasks that have to be done in every application. There is nothing challenging or interesting about them. Once you've done this stuff enough times, it gets extremely tedious to do. And you have to do all this stuff before you can get to anything that's actually interesting or novel in any given application. LLMs do a very good job automating a lot of this repetitive code allowing you to work on the parts of the app that you actually care about.
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