This means it has to handle basically all business tasks, so "arbitrary". I'm not sure what percent you have in mind by "many many many" but I would say it can't code half the things you need in an efficient and minimally buggy way.
This means it has to handle basically all business tasks, so "arbitrary". I'm not sure what percent you have in mind by "many many many" but I would say it can't code half the things you need in an efficient and minimally buggy way.
Even IF they need code, they need at best a CRUD app to track patients, that's it. There is no way Fable or Opus 5.5 can't one-shot a village vet clinic app in 30 minutes, and only with "I need a village vet clinic app" as a prompt, and whatever questions it decides to ask along the way with it's "ask user" tool.
Or a florist, to use the example from a sibling comment.
Code is tiny part of "business".
Automated diagnostics, pharmacist, surgical robot, something to express anal glands without harming the patient.
Dog-English machine translation.
I did support for around 15 independent vet clinics in the past.
And that one shot app is not going to be bug free.