Yeah that's why I was asking about Cue's eventual goals with libraries like Serde. I assume eventually they'd like to be able to auto-generate type definitions

Yeah that's why I was asking about Cue's eventual goals with libraries like Serde. I assume eventually they'd like to be able to auto-generate type definitions for a target language, but I don't know. > Cue does not due this, it parses in a "dynamically typed" manor, then uses the type system to evaluate the turing complete (or close to it) expression language. As I understand it Cue would help in two ways currently. 1. It would be able to type-check existing yaml files to catch things like the "no" case. 2. if you write your config in Cue, it would output properly-typed yaml to avoid things like "no".