I made a set of Powershell functions to automate making Powershell script modules, and adding functions to those, and adding items to functions. At some point,

I made a set of Powershell functions to automate making Powershell script modules, and adding functions to those, and adding items to functions. At some point, this became a natural language to Powershell interpreter, adding in brackets and other punctuation at the correct locations - it has the side effect that human error is not introduced, in brackets (5% error rate) and also human error in comments (20% error rate). I feel like this is where all languages will eventually go, being easier to hear and speak instead of read and type. And not having to think about brackets and semicolons frees a developer to think instead about the work their code is performing.