We have no near future plans for this so far. What is coming is space creation commands (like add fields via AI) and later structural queries in chatbots, like “What we discussed in the last 6 meetings?” or “Summarize tasks Teddy completed last week”
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For what it’s worth, the AI model at the.fibery.io actually does a decent job of writing simple scripts and providing contextual examples. It has a tendency to use more API commands rather than script commands (presumably because there is more of that documentation in the guide) but the script are quite useable if you wrap things in a fibery.executeSingleCommand() where necessary.
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I would find this especially useful. Much more so than add fields via AI, as far as I can imagine. What exactly is the AI doing in adding fields? It seems like such a relatively simple operation with relatively few things a user has to figure out. Whether and where to add a field is another, more complicated question that I doubt an AI can help with (yet). 
I think the idea of AI generating fields is in the context of the AI configuring a space, e.g. make it able to create/configure all possible field types (numbers, dates, select fields, workflow, etc.) as it determines are needed.
Not so much in the context of, I have a database setup nicely and I just need to add a number field.
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Ah, that makes so much more sense 
I’m brand new to Fibery, but I’ll chime in that Bing chat is very helpful at times writing small scripts and saving time. It’s also helpful for getting used to the syntax and how it’s used.
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Implemented in latest release, but we need your feedback to improve and polish it
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