[akvadrako]

Good idea but I expect that the hard part is getting the UI right, because instead of just writing the function you need, you need to:

1. specify with enough precision your requirements 2. search through all code for matches 3. vet those matches 4. incorporate it into your code-base

and in the end you don't want a bunch of spaghetti - you want a consistent and digestible architecture.

But I do think this type of coding will become mainstream within a few years. As you say, it's obvious.