There is no reliable low-code platform that can accurately generate code for you. While having a code scaffold can be helpful, relying on it to write complete code won't be a good choice as it will always lead to bugs and you will get irritated. Instead, the best option is to optimize the code for your specific use case. For example, if you frequently write similar code, you can train a specific LLM model, and then it will be able to do it. But still, it is too much work. Also, my opinion about low-code platforms like Make, Pipedream, and n8n is that I like those platforms but not for the obvious coding reasons but for rather quick implementation purposes which can act as a POC that this thing works; after that, I usually convert it to code because I like code better than GUI because I have more control over it compared to low-code platforms.