Coding Now Feels Like Constantly Querying Agents
jordiponsdotme · x · 2026-07-15
The author observes that coding methods have changed: writing code increasingly feels like continuously asking questions to agents.
They emphasize a key principle: keeping the implementation as simple as possible. This means letting the agents handle the answers and generation while humans control the complexity of the solution, avoiding bloated implementations.
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