[eddythompson80]

The difference is a yolo’d script needs to be verified everytime it’s generated. So it makes sense to generate it and verify it once (a cli command or mcp call).

I think OP’s example is bad. As that (if I understand the example correctly as I don’t really know what liveclip is) sounds like something worth generating a script for once and reusing it. However, if you’re looking to book a flight, you would prefer an airline cli or mcp server or a nodejs script using puppeteer to automate the browser or even some airline sdk to buy a ticket?

What doesn’t make sense is generating a script to achieve a task without clear feedback loop for verifying the script correctness. In OPs example, there is no way for the LLM to very the correct final result since it’s unknown. It can “code review” the code looking for bugs, but bugs in scripts happen.