You’re talking about autocomplete! That’s always a poor model doing it because it has to be fast enough. I never use that anymore in any language, it’s only occ

You’re talking about autocomplete! That’s always a poor model doing it because it has to be fast enough. I never use that anymore in any language, it’s only occasionally helpful. I suspect everyone is talking about agent harnesses here , not autocomplete. With a harness, the agent not only can be more powerful (and slow) it can go into “thinking” mode and once it comes back with some code , it’s almost always quite good. I think this is true in Gleam and in many other languages, no matter how minor, as long as it has good docs and good error messages so the AI will fix dumb mistakes before you get to see it.