I agree with the intent (and I am also exhausted), but not sure Huzzah is needed. you can already do this using any language or no language. I can write some qu

I agree with the intent (and I am also exhausted), but not sure Huzzah is needed. you can already do this using any language or no language. I can write some quick python pseudocode that demonstrates what I want but probably is broken, and then ask Claude/etc to write real code in X language that actually works and is more elegantly or efficiently written than my example. I could also use a Cucumber (or your favorite BDD) approach, writing out user stories and then have Claude build the code that satisfies them But this primarily works for smaller self-contained pieces. If you're working on a larger code base with knock-on effects, you can't express it in pseudocode -- unless you maintain a whole "pseudocode twin" of your codebase, which seems like a lot of extra work.