Recently I've been noticing just how much mental bandwidth gets eaten up by verification routines before hitting confirm. You've got to watch for wrong chains, token mix-ups, unexpected routing hiccups, and those gas fee curveballs that come out of nowhere.

Even when the transaction goes through smoothly, there's this underlying tension you can't quite shake.

Then I started using an AI assistant tool that changed things a bit. It took some of that edge off—the whole process feels less like defusing a bomb now. I can just type out what I need, and there's less second-guessing involved. The cognitive load drops noticeably.