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hal9 is cool, and in a similar spirit. One thing we've observed with many approaches being explored lately is that they generate code into an IDE like experience. We are more of the camp of making the code gen and code run happen under the hood, so that you get an end-to-end experience ("ask question" -> "see result of running generated code").

Then still allow the user to inspect the code generated, fix it if necessary, and re-run. It's a bit of a subtle distinction but we think that UI/UX makes a big difference in the utility of these LLM applications.

Yeah, it is more in the spirit of "no code first" [0]

I suspect generic data-driven low code platforms like pipedream [1] and autocode [2] could do it this way at some point.

[0] https://zupa.hu/posts/no-code-first [1] https://pipedream.com/ [2] https://autocode.com/

Yeah, exactly "no code first", which I hadn't heard of before. Cool.