Clean python out of Blender

I was wondering if Blender could output so cleaned Python code to an .py file, so that, if one have during drawing pressed „undo“ for example a couple of times, that Blender would output file (.py) without the „undos“. I am not sure if Blender actual puts out a ready .py-file (but AI said me so, that it could).

Manually with script added lines and objects should come to the same output .py-file. So when one wants to add something manually Blender should understand to open and read the new line, then it would be easy from the file to edit numeral values, dimensions and such things, maybe speeds/time (note that I am a beginner and have not animated yet anything).

I have with AutoCad modelled everything possible and I came after the beginning to realize that everything what one draws comes done by console.

Basically everything is written to console. It would be wonderful if Blender would have the same type of console commands available for use, like in AutoCAD and it would adding to that make a Python file.

Bare Python would be of course hard to write. I actually used AI to make me the Python-lines, which could also come automatically, when written for example „circle 0,0,0 d 10“ - example makes a circle to 0,0,0 with dimension 10 (in AutoCAD).

Measuring from picture is easiest to make with mouse - I think. And snapping for location of next object is also done by mouse „snap corner“ „snap center“ and so.