Summary
Clymb team is excited to share that we've reached a new peak in TFL automation with our AI code generator, now part of TFL Designer. This tool transforms TFL shells and CDISC ARS metadata into ready-to-run SAS and R code in seconds, streamlining our coding process and enhancing consistency across large teams. In the demo, we show you how we can generate SAS code by selecting shells and using the AI Code Generator module, which processes the metadata and provides suggested code in seconds.
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