That's optimistic. The people who would rely heavily on this sort of thing are going to be the worst at detecting what a "bad autocomplete result" would look li

That's optimistic. The people who would rely heavily on this sort of thing are going to be the worst at detecting what a "bad autocomplete result" would look like. But even if you are capable of judging that you've got a good one, it still doesn't inform you of the obvious potential licensing issues with any bit of code. Surely somebody working on this project foresaw this problem…