There’s a common belief in the programming world: LLMs collapse once a project gets too big. They’re fine for small snippets, bug fixes, or a single file. But when the codebase grows beyond a few thousand lines, the story goes, they lose track of context and start generating messy, conflicting code.I wanted to test if that’s really true.Today, I’m already at 10,000+ lines of code in my current project — a system with fairly complex logic and multiple interconnected modules — and the workflow is ...