[Idea / But mostly a discussion] AI fiddle?

[rubyFeedback]

Hello fiddle-devs for ruby,

There are quite many ruby-bindings available for popular libraries. For instance, kojix2
maintains the fiddle-wrapper over libui-ng (mostly) here:

https://github.com/kojix2/LibUI/blob/main/lib/libui/ffi.rb

Most of the wrapper code calls:

try_extern

which in turn calls extern() here:

https://github.com/kojix2/LibUI/blob/main/lib/libui/fiddle_patch.rb#L38

However had, would this not in principle be a task for an "AI fiddle"? Perhaps not necessarily
a true AI, but just something like rubocop.

I don't know how complex this can be, but I am also not sure why kojix2 or anyone else
necessarily needs to write the wrapper code over C functions manually.

So while my idea/suggestion is not meant to be followed with any implementation, there
is actually a legit underlying issue. People sometimes retire, or become less active, and
then new folks may have to maintain (and understand) code. If it is ruby code then I think
it is not too hard to figure out what something does, especially if it is well-written ruby code
that is documented and has examples. For C libraries, though, I often feel as if I am poking
into a black box or black hole, because I don't really understand what I am doing, yet alone
be able to maintain the ruby-wrapper over C, as I know C only a tiny bit - not enough to really
use it efficiently. Any AI fiddle wrapper could also help in regards to new C code we may want
to have wrapper code.

(Note: I am not saying the current fiddle needs to do that; I am here more wondering what a
future fiddle could bring to the table, e. g. wrapped via AI, or simply clever scripts such as
rubocop does via its autocorrect-option.)