@MandyR 

I really appreciate you following up on this topic. It shows how dedicated the community organizers are.

Sharing my personal perspective as a Staff Engineer who already uses tools like Claude, Cursor, and Copilot in day-to-day development.

For me, when I run into an issue, my first stop is usually these LLM tools. I come to the community mainly to learn what experts or other users have actually experienced in production, rather than reading theoretical solutions.

There are already plenty of theoretical answers available through Google or AI tools. What I’m really looking for here is first-hand experience, because I’d rather try proven approaches than experiment with five different options at work.

If someone doesn’t know the answer to a community question, it’s probably not helpful to just copy a response from an AI tool and paste it here. Any developer can already do that themselves.

In short, what I (and likely many others) value most here is interactive, human-driven discussion. People sharing their experiences, lessons learned, or insights. Sometimes someone may have already faced the same issue, or a Databricks expert may know the right direction internally. That kind of input is what makes a community truly valuable.