# free source code generator I bounce from project to project. My most recent is a simple python package for easing access to language models that can automatically generate source code. It's at https://github.com/xloem/codesynth/tree/wip . The wip branch contains some crash fixes that were caused by typos, but I haven't merged it yet because I haven't tested it to fix newly introduced typos. It can generate code now, though: # add a few lines of code to file.py python3 extend.py --model eleuther_demo file.py Language models work by predicting what will be said next, based on the words already said. I think it would be cool to integrate it into a semantenic completion engine, to make it easier to write software. You could hit tab to complete entire functions, etc. There are a couple existing systems to do that, and some are free (don't remember them offhand except for microsoft copilot) but they are proprietary. I'm hoping by doing this to share the work I do for my struggle to be productive, with everybody else, as far as I can.