Most of the hard part of coding is adapting to the shifting understanding of the problem, and/or the scaffolding needed to solve expedient parts of the problem while building buy-in and funding to finish the rest.

If you find a way to make any of those parts easier (and “write it for you” has always done the opposite), you’ll trigger Devon’s Paradox, because the cost of being wrong will reduce and so more projects will proceed for longer.