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The "Do I Care?" Framework & Refactoring AI-Generated Controllers

The 2026 Developer Dilemma: "Do I Care or Do I Not Care?"

Working with AI code assistants in 2026 is faster than ever. But unchecked AI code generation causes codebase deterioration at light speed.

The "Do I Care?" Framework:

  • For throwaway weekend experiments: You might not care, and default vibe-coding is fine.
  • For core enterprise platforms that generate revenue: YOU MUST CARE. Never let AI commit unreviewed code.

Key Refactoring Rules:

  1. Adhere to CRUD by Design: Refactor generic generate() or handleAI() methods into standard resourceful controllers.
  2. Retire Premature Caching: Avoid caching complex natural language queries with arbitrary character hashes.
  3. Dedicated Prompt Classes: Replace sprawling multi-line prompt strings with typed, testable prompt objects.
Architecture Blueprint 
<?php

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use App\Http\Requests\AskAIRequest;
use App\Prompts\ArchitectureReviewPrompt;
use App\Services\EndoAIService;

final class VideoAIResponseController extends Controller
{
    public function store(AskAIRequest $request, EndoAIService $ai)
    {
        $prompt = new ArchitectureReviewPrompt(
            question: $request->validated('question'),
            contextCode: $request->validated('code_snippet')
        );

        return response()->stream(function () use ($ai, $prompt) {
            yield from $ai->streamResponse($prompt);
        });
    }
}
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