I think you are thinking of the use case wrong. In my work I come across a lot of untested legacy code. An autogenerated tests would be like guardrails when wor

I think you are thinking of the use case wrong. In my work I come across a lot of untested legacy code. An autogenerated tests would be like guardrails when working with these code bases. I am not going to work with them blindly, it doesn't even do variable names yet, but its boilerplate stuff I would have written anyways. If this code gives me extensive coverage, adding test cases for specific things becomes trivial.