It's not bad. I just had it write a small API call to the NHL endpoint to gather some data for something I was curious about stat-wise.

Anyway, I initially had it write it in Python, and it mostly worked, but I was having some issues getting the data exactly right, and formatted the way I wanted.

Once I had it more / less right in Python, I had it rewrite it as a dotnet console app (C#), which is what I know best.

The only real issue I ran into is it would randomly stop before completing the conversion to dotnet. Like it would write 85% then just stop in the middle of a helper function. Not a huge deal, I just had it complete the last function, and with a little bit of fiddling in VS Code got it running pretty much the way I wanted.

So overall, yeah, not bad. Probably saved me an hour or so, plus I couldn't find great docs for the NHL endpoint, and ChatGPT was able to sus out the correct syntax to get to the data I needed.

I wonder how git Copilot compares, has anyone tried out both?