Systems programming with AI coding agents: how much code should you still write yourself?
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-10-09
- penberg published an article, "Systems programming with AI coding agents," sparked by a conversation with SQLite AI founder Marco Bambini.
- The piece explores how developers divide coding work with AI agents — how much code to write themselves versus delegating — and practical approaches to systems programming with coding agents.
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