AI agents killed flow state — but faster iterations may bring it back
cocktailpeanut · x · 2026-09-18
cocktailpeanut argues AI agents killed flow state because we keep switching tasks while waiting for them to finish. But if each iteration becomes fast enough that we don't need to switch away, flow comes back — he sees the current moment as transitional toward that better future.
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