As someone who collaborates with AI programming tools daily, I understand this feeling of exhaustion. My project is a rich text editor SDK, with a considerable

As someone who collaborates with AI programming tools daily, I understand this feeling of exhaustion. My project is a rich text editor SDK, with a considerable amount of code. AI tools are indeed very useful for writing glue code and generating boilerplate code. However, when faced with complex cross-browser compatibility issues (such as parsing mso-* CSS pasted from Word), AI is basically useless; I still have to understand the problem domain and write the code manually. The idea of converting pseudocode to source code is interesting. The key is whether the pseudocode can clearly express the intent—if the intent itself is complex, the pseudocode may not be much shorter than the actual code.