Fair point I agree embedding code as strings isn’t ideal. I did it mainly to make npx create-llm portable without needing a Python setup during scaffolding. Definitely open to improving that happy to refactor if you have suggestions.
LLM's are just the next evolution that assist you with coding tasks... similar to w3schools => blogs => stackoverflow, and now => llm's.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with using them. The problem is people who use them without reviewing their outputs.
> problem is people who use without reviewing outputs
the problem here is there is no reason to beleive OP reviewed or even fully understands the code. There is plenty of evidence of OP lying.
All in all best case scenario is we have a codebase made by someone dishonest and incompetant, and at worst it is plausible there is an intentional effort to obfuscated the codebase in an effort to slip people malware.
the entire thing stinks, and cannot be trusted. It deserves (oweing the dishonesty) a rather strong negative response and nothing more.