@glyph
The way to make it work is not to use a web interface, but instead to use a tool like https://opencode.ai/ to
- generate the code
- generate the tests
- run the tests
- have it loop over 'fix any failures and try again'
- test the code yourself

By themselves, they will get things about 80% right. That's not perfect, but with that feedback loop, enough to get something that works.
@PaulM @mjg59

@glyph
It won't be pretty or efficient or even entirely bug free, but if 'working code' is the only requirement, that it will get you faster than doing it by hand.
@PaulM @mjg59