Sorry @iandrich for the broken link ! the replay is available there : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7iM9Z6TGG4
and sorry for my late answer, I just saw your comment !
For now the discussion is around Generative Objects as a low code platform for modelling and generating what @voelter would call “boring” data driven applications 
but the question was raised and answered during the presentation around how to make it a generic low code platform that can be used to create specific low code platform (thus having full control on the meta model for modeling applications and the associated generation templates). This is my ultimate goal ! You can join the forum I’ve created to discuss around Generative Objects in general and open source low code technology in particular. You can raise this topic of making a workbench out of Generative Objects in the Vision category
I thought of doing all these discussions in this strumenta forum, but there will be much more going on on this new forum, also all the support part around the use of the Generative Objects technology and the contribution as a developer. And I wanted this forum to be fully public. You can access the forum here : https://forum.generativeobjects.com, feel free to join !
However I believe there is overlap between the strumenta forum and the Generative Objects Forum. @ftomassetti , we potentially can see how to create bridges between the 2 forums for common discussions. What do you think ?
For information, the plan is to licence Generative Objects as A-GPL, the Generative Objects metamodel as A-GPL, and keep the generated applications as fully free. So that anyone can use Generative Objects to create commercial applications, but every evolution of the Generative Objects platform itself have to be published as A-GPL too. And I am not planning on a double commercial / AGPL licence, giving everyone the right to use Generative Objects technology to do business.
I would appreciate your feedback on this licensing choice !