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I think the spirit of this post has merit, but the premise is flawed. ORMs have been causing this same class of problem for decades. Furthermore, It's not at all uncommon for humans to create different queries for the same result and for them to follow different review paths for the same underlying database.

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A query created by a human and reviewed by at least 1 other human becomes static after it's merged. But the query from an LLM is dynamic, it can change between two calls in the same session if the LLm sees a reason to change it, and there is no review pipeline and QA stage.

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