Now that we have LLM models we should really investigate going back and forth between model based representations and text based representations, i.e. allow people to edit both and see the changes reflected in the other.
We write model based code all day, but probably 75% of my time is spent dragging things around and making them look pretty with no net change in the final generated C code. Can't skip that part of the job because the whole point of a model is to make the code easy to understand, but it seems like a good application for an AI.
Now that we have LLM models we should really investigate going back and forth between model based representations and text based representations, i.e. allow people to edit both and see the changes reflected in the other.
We write model based code all day, but probably 75% of my time is spent dragging things around and making them look pretty with no net change in the final generated C code. Can't skip that part of the job because the whole point of a model is to make the code easy to understand, but it seems like a good application for an AI.