Is editing code really the endpoint for llms?

I suspect we'll be getting to a point where the "code" is just instructions, codified in a special markup file, and llms just write the worst possible, kiss code you can think of - but is extremely secure because it's just like direct database access with all the security constraints you define, but always applied correctly. In other words think of the actual code as a non-committed artifact, and it's just emitted if the descriptors change.

The long term of llms writing code isn't to give us human quality code, it's to give us what we'd think of assembly but rigorously output to all auth requirements.