With all the fuss over Autopilot have you considered the inverse problem? I trust myself to write code but often in an unfamiliar codebase I spend the majority of the time reading and deciphering what code does. Does the inverse work very well with your training set? I'd love to highlight code on the screen and get an English approximation of what it does. That's a truly useful helper.
Same thing with no-code platforms. They're great until you have to understand why the code generator spat out something that's throwing incomprehensible errors. For example, try debugging compiled typescript for an idea of how autogenerated code debugging works out.
Reminds me of Google search (remember when you could write logic queries?) and chatbots
Those were the days... before Googledorking ruined it for everyone.