Turns out it is whizbang for diagnosing application issues. It doesn't fix them for you, but it can provide a lot of detail for cryptic error messages on the network.
That makes a lot of sense. Cool! A lot of the tools I use at work keep coming out with more releases with AI assistants, etc. It's like the early days of search engines where you can 80% trust them but still need to verify a lot.
