Coding Agents Turn Knowledge Management Into a Personal Problem
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-07-19
The author recalls being tasked with all knowledge management at a rapidly expanding, highly chaotic company; the dysfunction was so severe he thought he'd never encounter anything like it again. Now, coding agents have turned this organizational issue into a personal one: they continuously generate, accumulate, and amplify knowledge management burdens. The author believes these challenges will persist for the next **10–20 years**, affecting not only client consulting but also his own R&D work.
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