Yes and no, apart from the UI for it it really depends on how they've implemented the transformations. For example, if it's writing and running python behind the scenes which I suspect is what is happening here as that's what the old ChatGPT data analysis did that would not work very well without having to read the code which defeats the point of it being no-code...
You'd want deterministic steps, like it would need to have a limited list of functions to choose from that do specific things eg "group_by()" "filter()" etc so that the code it runs is always the same for it.
Might make sense for them to anchor to ibis for the code part (since it compiles down to SQL or Pandas) - and, being inspired by tidyverse, could easily translate to R
You'd want deterministic steps, like it would need to have a limited list of functions to choose from that do specific things eg "group_by()" "filter()" etc so that the code it runs is always the same for it.