Cucumber and AI

[honzajavorek]

Lately I thought a bit about all the AI buzz and I thought - hey, maybe, maybe we could stop writing code and just write some plain English to produce software. But the only way would be to write it in form of "tests", which the AI could use as a guidance on how to produce the code, and verify it does what it should. The "tests" are the business logic, the aim of the human. And the closest to this is Cucumber, in my opinion. This article https://danieldelaney.net/chat/ is trending on HN right now and I think it provides a similar perspective. Folks around Cucumber, what are your thoughts on this?

(I'm not looking for an answer, I'm just curious.)

[terryso]

I created a BDD demo using Cursor integrated with Cucumber. I only need to define the user stories, and then Cursor can help me generate Cucumber features based on my written user stories. Subsequently, Cursor will automatically define the step code based on the features and run BDD tests automatically, continuing until all tests pass.

https://github.com/terryso/BDD_WITH_CURSOR/blob/master/README.en.md