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Automatic CoreData UI Prototyping for Multiple Entities

In developing a few CoreData applications, I've found the automatic UI prototyping extremely useful while experimenting with the CoreData model. By automatic UI prototyping I mean selecting a CoreData entity in XCode and option-dragging it to a window in Interface Builder.

This brings up a dialogue box in IB allowing me to select some options about the sample interface, then creates the interface, controllers and bindings automatically. This is great.

I'm now working on much more complex model with several tens of entities. I would like to be able (either through in-built behaviour or a third party tool) to be able to drag multiple CoreData entities, or the whole model, to IB and have itnerfaces created for every entity. Is this possible?

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