For what it’s worth, I did have a look at the site you linked, but it seems to be one of those frustrating home pages that is full of buzzwords and devoid of substance, so I am none the wiser about what their product does or who might be interested in it. How do you think it fits in with the kind of hypothetical future programming languages and tools we were discussing above?
Because they are the way enterprise development is going, think low code, no code tooling like Power Platform, where nowadays you are glueing prompts together.
For example, instead of coding a whole microservice in e.g. Go, Java, C# whatever, you use such a platform.
The API endpoints are defined, and then you connect a bunch of prompts, everything that previously required special kind of nodes (conditions, db access, calling into micro services,...) are now all the same kind of Agent node, where what you want to perform is described in plain English.
Maybe this other tool provides a better overview,
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot-studio/f...