+1. I've also been using it for hobby projects and have largely the same conclusions. I really do like that it spits out boilerplate for me, but when doing more than that, I still have to double-check all of it because as you said it does create incorrect, good looking output.

I can't justify $10 a month for it. Maybe as it improves.

EDIT: To clarify, $10 a month for personal use. We can't use it at work due to licensing, or it'd be worth that just to emit boilerplate.