> Foyle is an AI that helps developers operate their software by using LLMs to translate intent into action.<p>> ...<p>> As developers today, we often know what we need to do but struggle with the how; [deplyment commands, permissioning commands] ... Foyle solves this problem by turning your intent into executable commands.<p>Honestly, this seems like the wrong solution to badly designed UIs. Either foundational UIs should be improved so people can actually use them, or a restricted but easier-to-use UI designed with a straightforward translation layer onto the foundational ones. "I don't know what I'm doing, so I'll use an LLM to give me commands I lack the competence to review," seems like a <i>massive</i> footgun.<p>There are some good ideas like here, like "Self-Documenting Operations: By capturing the intent (in markdown) and the actions (in code cells), Foyle creates comprehensive, executable documentation of your infrastructure operations," but they seem more like good commenting practice rather than what this is.