Product managers or non-engineering founders who, when turning a UI idea into a runnable prototype, point at on-screen elements and speak changes so the tool generates or edits code, ending with a runnable page that still needs human confirmation.
The inferable old practice is designers handing off to engineers who hand-write front-end code, or non-technical users iterating with prompt-driven generators; this is inference, as the material does not describe what it replaces.
Public material gives only a one-line positioning; it does not say which step of the old workflow hurts most, who does it, or how long it takes, and there is no record of user complaints or workarounds.