pretty good presentation.

my take is everyone in the industry should read grog-brained developer, & no silver bullet before working as a professional.

the other is a mindset change - the best working code is code that's never written as it doesn't have bugs or suffer technical debt. Agentic coding doesn't solve that. Human taste does, which means our job is to reduce the amount of lines we write. agents etc are useful for the filler or bullshit part of our jobs e.g generating tests.

but ultimately I think the whole spec-driven development & agents spitting 100000s of lines era will be looked upon as mass psychosis.

last thing to give an analogy - you don't carve a David statue by gluing together pieces of marble - but you carve it by cutting pieces of a huge block of marble.