The interactions are where it's at - prompting obviously - but also feedback and clarification after breaking.
I went through the process of trying to figure out what a coding agent that coded for someone who didn't code look like when it first got going and created this: https://github.com/kordless/evolvemcp
It's less than perfect, but works well. I've used it to "auto code" several MCP servers/tools (honestly the MCP language is super confusing) and I can see where an MCP proxy with a search engine attached to it will be super handy later (and if you understand that and build such a thing, you're welcome for the idea if you hadn't had it already).
No one is gonna fire ALL the devs. It’ll be a race: each company will have their devs managing more and more agents.
Every agentic coding agent incurs management overhead - yes, it’ll go down, but at the same rate for everyone.
More humans still means more capability.
To say nothing of the hard won knowledge in engineers’ heads; if we can’t get that out in the era of cheap and easy documentation (Notion etc) why would we be able to in the era of AI?
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