Integration with linters is going to be the next stage in generative coding. It should suggest, lint the suggestion in the background, and if it passes offer t

Integration with linters is going to be the next stage in generative coding. It should suggest, lint the suggestion in the background, and if it passes offer the suggestion and if not provide the linting issues output to rework the suggestion. In general, token costs going down will in turn increase the number of multi-pass generation systems over single-pass systems, which is going to improve dramatically. Combine all that with persistent memory storages that can provide in-context additional guidance around better working with your codebase and you, and it's going to be quite a different experience than it is today. And at the current rate of advancement, that's maybe going to be how things will look within a year or two.