Large language models (LLMs) may help with my repetitive strain injury (RSI)

A developer found that as more code was written by AI agents in 2026, the repetitive strain injury (RSI) from years of typing clearly eased. In the past, coding continuously for 4-5 hours required frequent pressing of angle brackets, the FN key, and various modifier keys; now such work is replaced by prompts plus about 30 minutes of manual fine-tuning, and he spends more time writing design docs and reviewing code. Although the amount of code delivered this year may exceed any previous year, the severe burning arm pain has not appeared for a long time.