Yeah, this was my first thought. I was watching the video of it creating all of these Jira tickets just thinking in my head: "I hope it just did all that correctly." I think the level of patience with my team would be very low if I started running an LLM that accidentally deleted a bunch of really important tickets.
Yeah. Feels like it's breaking some fundamental UX principle. If an action is going to make any significant change make sure that it fulfills at least one of these:
1. Can be rollbacked/undone
2. Clearly states exactly what it's going to do in a reviewable way
If those aren't fulfilled you're going to end up with users that are afraid of using your app.
