Since this is for people who can't code, I'd make sure the debugging capabilities are beefed up. Otherwise what's going to happen when the code doesn't work? This is the whole problem with no code tools. Does the visualization help here? If not, what do the visuals add; why not stick with a simple text prompt?
Agree. The visual builder has a live tracer that shows visually the state of the execution, which can be helpful (even as an engineer). Working on other debugging utilities.
That said - for devs, you still get the TypeScript representation, so you can always interface with the system that way if you prefer.
