Power Automate Desktop (PAD) does this, actually. If you select a set of actions from a "flow" in the PAD low code UI, copy to the clipboard, and paste into a

Power Automate Desktop (PAD) does this, actually. If you select a set of actions from a "flow" in the PAD low code UI, copy to the clipboard, and paste into a text editor, you'll get the code for the original steps in a language called Robin[1][2], a DSL for Robotic Process Automation. If you paste a selection of Robin code back into the PAD UI, PAD automatically generates the corresponding low code steps. Public work on the Robin language appears to have ended in 2021. I seem to recall having read that MS acqui-hired the team and shut down the public-facing side of the project, but I may be misremembering that part. 1. https://web.archive.org/web/20210306173947/https://www.robin-language.org/ https://web.archive.org/web/20210306173947/https://www.robin... 2. https://gitHub.com/robin-language/robin https://gitHub.com/robin-language/robin