I'll add this in case it's helpful to anyone else: LLMs are really good at regex and undoing various encodings/escaping, especially nested ones. I would go so far to say that it's better than a human at the latter.
I once spend over an hour trying to unescape JSON containing UTF8 values that's been escaped prior to being written to AWS's Cloudwatch Logs for MySQL audit logs. It was a horrific level of pain until I just asked ChatGPT to do it and it figured out all the series of escapes and encoding immediately and gave me the step to reverse them all.
LLM as a sidekick has saved me so much time. I don't really use it to generate code but for some odd tasks or API look up, it's a huge time saver.
I once spend over an hour trying to unescape JSON containing UTF8 values that's been escaped prior to being written to AWS's Cloudwatch Logs for MySQL audit logs. It was a horrific level of pain until I just asked ChatGPT to do it and it figured out all the series of escapes and encoding immediately and gave me the step to reverse them all.
LLM as a sidekick has saved me so much time. I don't really use it to generate code but for some odd tasks or API look up, it's a huge time saver.