Honestly, for my "tutorial project" its more educational than anything. Once I've done something a few times like set up a new npc.tscn I can do that on my own, I only needed ChatGPT to handhold me for first one or two times. I'm declaring signals, linking them, and rationalizing my way through node interactions more or less on my own.
But like a textbook, each and every time I turn the metaphorical page and see something new I may need to be walked through the process once or twice.
And funny thing, I've noticed ChatGPT can actually catch several of its mistakes if prompted differently.
AI: So, you wanna do $this, var this, and _that().
Me: That function call looks suspicious. Are you sure that's the right one for doing [psuedo-code step here]
AI: Oh yeah, good catch. It's documented that it isn't. Try using _this() instead of _that()
And then that one super specific thing works first try in test play.