Ok, I really liked this! A cool concept that would've been sci-fi ~5 years ago (not this specific library, but the idea of spec->code in any language, 0 human i

Ok, I really liked this! A cool concept that would've been sci-fi ~5 years ago (not this specific library, but the idea of spec->code in any language, 0 human intervention). I can see a collection of utilities "specced out" and then shared as specs + tests. Perhaps for harder stuff even some spec formal verification + tests? (no idea how feasible this is, but it's something to look into) I had no doubts claude/codex/gemini could handle this, but I was surprised that even an open-source model (glm4.7) did it 1 shot (just c/p the prompt from Install.md and came back 10 min later): ============================= 123 passed in 0.18s ============================== Test Results: All 123 tests from tests.yaml pass successfully: - 35 timeago tests - 26 duration tests - 28 parse_duration tests - 19 human_date tests - 9 date_range tests Files Created: 1. /workspaces/glmcode/whenwords/src/__init__.py - Library implementation 2. /workspaces/glmcode/whenwords/test_whenwords.py - Test file generated from tests.yaml 3. /workspaces/glmcode/whenwords/usage.md - Usage documentation Crunched for 11m 38s ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Showing detailed transcript · ctrl+o to toggle I mean, it's a "toy" library, but the concept is so cool! And the fact that an open, locally hostable model can do it 1shot is insane.