Cool, I tried something similar over a couple weeks but the problem I ran into was that beyond a fairly low level of complexity, the English spec became more confusing than the code itself. Even for a simple multi-step KYC workflow, it got very convoluted and hard to make it precise, whereas in code it's a couple loops and if/else blocks with no possibility of misinterpretation. Have you encountered that at all, or have any techniques you've found useful in these situations?
That's why I feel like iterative workflows have won out so far. Each step gets you x% closer, so you close in on your goal exponentially, whereas the one-shot approach closes in much slower, and each iteration starts from scratch. The advantage is that then you have a spec for the whole system, though you can also just generate that from the code if you write the code first.
That's why I feel like iterative workflows have won out so far. Each step gets you x% closer, so you close in on your goal exponentially, whereas the one-shot approach closes in much slower, and each iteration starts from scratch. The advantage is that then you have a spec for the whole system, though you can also just generate that from the code if you write the code first.