How indeed. I think basically a rudimentary version might guess and then ask you if its mapping is right. i.e. a modal asking: "As done to MethodA, do to Meth

How indeed. I think basically a rudimentary version might guess and then ask you if its mapping is right. i.e. a modal asking: "As done to MethodA, do to MethodB?" "As done to VariableNameA, do to VariableNameB?" And the B values would just be dropdowns that would let you correct it. Idk. I'm just imagining what you could do with some decent speech-to-text, NLP, and an engine that understands code conceptually on a basic level. "Create a new enum on line 14 called SuchAndSuchCategories, with the values A, B, and C. Replace the string literal on line 27 with SuchAndSuchCategories.B." "Move method A above method B." "Add a new method to class X called doSomething() that accepts three parameters: a string called A, a generic called B, and a SomethingClass called C. Inside the method, start a for-loop...." Like, idk. These aren't repeat-after-me tasks but they're complimentary to them. It would just be great to be able to just talk code into existence.