Well if you ask Grok to make a simple program in assembler it does it errorlessly. I tried Recursive Fibonacci once.
If we really want to make a program that uses only bytes in range 0x20..0x7E we need an environment, where Grok can verify the code. Gemini-Cli can read assembly listing and maybe also run the code in Dosbox, so it could easily do it.
Gemini just made me Linux GCODE displayer just by repeatedly viewing the picture and modifying the code, all by itself.
If we really want to make a program that uses only bytes in range 0x20..0x7E we need an environment, where Grok can verify the code. Gemini-Cli can read assembly listing and maybe also run the code in Dosbox, so it could easily do it.
Gemini just made me Linux GCODE displayer just by repeatedly viewing the picture and modifying the code, all by itself.