Bordering aspects

The system we dream of is supposed to generate program code from natural language.
So far, so good.

My job is to put enough "common sense" into the processing task so that most of the mistakes machines still make can be avoided.
Or to cite Voltaire here: The problem with common sense is, that it is not so common.

But what if we succeed in this task? Somebody will still have to work with the piece of Software we generated. Somebody will have to use it. So what are the interfaces? How can our software interact? How easy will it be to understand that piece of software?
Will it make up for the time we saved generating the code? What do we have to look out for?

To sum it up: What happens around our scenario? Do we have to address that or can we just ignore how to deal with what the machine is supposed to deliver? I don't know yet.

Questions over questions which I will try to address in the next weeks as well.
Thanks to my friend Georg for this valuable tip.