In today's super cool world of technology, coding and programming are like magical powers that can make awesome things happen. Coding is like a wild rollercoaster ride of fun and creativity! It's a superpower that lets you create awesome things using your imagination and technology. You won't believe the amazing feeling when you see your ideas come to life as cool games, websites, or even robots!

Let's give a high-five to Sarah from the Lyndhurst STEM Club for Girls! She's a rockstar who sent us a link to a Glossary of Coding and Programming Terms—a treasure chest of knowledge just for us coders! This magical glossary will help us understand all those fancy words that programmers use. Thanks a million, Sarah! You've made our coding journey even more awesome, and we're incredibly grateful for your generosity. Now we can all be coding wizards!

STEM Clubs are like secret hideouts for young geniuses like you! They're places where we can come together, make friends, and explore the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The Lyndhurst STEM Club for Girls is one of many such clubs inspiring kids and helping us unleash our coding superpowers. Let's give a big cheer for STEM Clubs!

Wishing Sarah and the Lyndhurst STEM Club for Girls a Super-Duper Coding Summer! As summer arrives, we hope it brings you endless coding adventures, creativity explosions, and mind-blowing projects. May your summer be filled with excitement and discoveries that make your coding dreams come true. You're all stars in our coding universe, and we can't wait to see the incredible things you'll create!
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Learning to code is like stepping into a world of endless possibilities and unlimited fun. So, let's put on our coding capes, unleash our imaginations, and get ready for an amazing coding adventure this summer and beyond! You're all coding rockstars!

After playing with the code for the last post a bit, a colleague asked how hard it would be to do the same with a random python library. A quick search turned up PyAutoGUI, which seems ok.

Popping open the last chat that was used to generate the code for the previous post, and simply asking it to "Ok, now generate a python script to use the gherkin test case. Use the pyautogui library."

This generates:​

Hmm, now I just need to build a test library that will test AI generated tests.....

AI-powered Execution and Analysis
With these test cases in hand, an existing test library like watir can be integrated seamlessly. With a few more prompts like, "Now generate the ruby code to run this test using the watir library. Use the page object pattern, and separate the code into the correct files. Use a test_params.yaml file to store the variables like urls, usernames, passwords, etc."

Here is what we get:

It even generated some helpful instructions: