Any method vibe coding for labview

[Brzhou]

Hi guys, 

just open discussion, any method vibe coding for labview, just like some text programing language ?

thanks.

[santo_13]

Unfortunately, the LabVIEW+AI pair is not at a level yet to achieve the vibe-coding that other text languages support (my benchmark is able to develop a complete application based on the user's natural language requirements)

[rolfk]

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@santo_13 wrote:

Unfortunately, the LabVIEW+AI pair is not at a level yet to achieve the vibe-coding that other text languages support (my benchmark is able to develop a complete application based on the user's natural language requirements)

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I'm not agreeing with the use of "unfortunately" here. 🙂

[Yamaeda]

The included Nigel AI has some basic functionality, that's where we are currently. You can ask and get decent answers from e.g. ChatGPT, but it doesn't generate a VI.

[andcadev]

As other people have already pointed out, there is currently no real way to vibe-code in LabVIEW.

I opened a similar discussion here: LabVIEW and the AI coding revolution: are we being left behind?

[alexderjuengere]

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@andcadev wrote:

As other people have already pointed out, there is currently no real way to vibe-code in LabVIEW.

I opened a similar discussion here: LabVIEW and the AI coding revolution: are we being left behind?

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implicitly: you can use the python node or the formula node to inject vibe code directly - that actually works quite "well", ai is like talking to a stubborn child...

explicity: at the moment, you need labview professional (that suffix does matter) to use NIGEL to vibe code

what can be done?

I recently did a very "loose" proof of concept, and asked NIGEL to improve 

https://forums.ni.com/t5/Example-Code/Guitar-Tuner-in-LabVIEW/ta-p/3493770

it actually gave some helpful ideas, but I havent tried to ask NIGEL to "improve" that file.vi sitting on my SDD, so I'm still trying out

but what works: hey nigel, there's this C:/users/../file.vi - tell me how to make the process more robust, in terms of reducing false positves