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To help users get started faster with OpenFn, we want to help them generate code from a job name.
As a user,
I want to design my workflow with adaptors specified for each job, and understandable job names
From the canvas, I can click a (generate code) icon on the step icon to generate the job code for me or open the code editor and click a generate code based on step name.
a. We should also update the AI Assistant to use the job name when attempting to suggest code
On the canvas, I would also like to review the code generated in a small preview component where I can accept, reject, or review in the editor.
If I click review in the editor on the preview component, the editor should be loaded with the code and the AI Assistant tab opened by default. A few notes here:
a. The user only has to click a "✨ generate code" icon on the step to generate the code without any other user input other than the step name. It would also be great if we could pass the previous step(s) as context for the code generator.
In the editor, users should see a placeholder that tells them to press a hot key to generate job code. The generated code is written with an option for accept or decline
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To help users get started faster with OpenFn, we want to help them generate code from a job name.
As a user,
a. We should also update the AI Assistant to use the job name when attempting to suggest code
review in the editor
.review in the editor
on the preview component, the editor should be loaded with the code and the AI Assistant tab opened by default. A few notes here:a. The user only has to click a "✨ generate code" icon on the step to generate the code without any other user input other than the step name. It would also be great if we could pass the previous step(s) as context for the code generator.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: