Lombok can be used for more than just getters/setters.

I personally use the @Builder annotation on records with more than 3-4 fields. I find it much more readable than a long list of arguments to the constructor.

It also makes it easy to return a copy of the record where only a few fields have changed:

   var r = book.toBuilder()         
           .lastUpdated(now)
           .title("...")
           .build()

I also use other annotations, but I could work without them if a future version of Java provides a builder-like pattern (or named arguments)