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I do think that there’s a difference in kind here - we’re not producing UML graphs that require programmer time to implement (or sending the diagrams to SE Asia

I do think that there’s a difference in kind here - we’re not producing UML graphs that require programmer time to implement (or sending the diagrams to SE Asia and then code reviewing). The code ‘works’ - and the folks who are improving the prototype can also benefit from the tools that the Idea Person used.

sarchertech 1y ago
The code worked for the examples the OP gave as well. They weren’t talking just about UML graphs, but about automated tools to turn those graphs into code. And in the case of low code/no code, those produced working prototypes as well. And you could in most cases export them to raw code.