It works fine for C# and Java. Usually works fine for Rust. The context window is too small for anything more than a quick demo and it often just assumes that c

It works fine for C# and Java. Usually works fine for Rust. The context window is too small for anything more than a quick demo and it often just assumes that certain types and classes exist, but it's good enough that you can get a working stub in no time. This is especially useful when dealing with (open source) libraries that lack decent documentation. Obviously you inspect and validate the bullshit it generates, but generally it produces some very useful bullshit. The output is as good as the data set available on the input side. I don't think many people use Lisp, so the Lisp output will be worse. Other uncommon languages have the exact same problem.