LLMs Supply Speed, But Product Direction Remains Handcrafted
cto_junior · x · 2026-08-31
LLMs provide speed, but product velocity requires direction. This direction comes from holding the problem in your head, gathering context the model misses, clarifying real asks, walking edge cases, and sweating the UX. This unglamorous work demands discipline; skipping it means building the wrong thing faster.
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