Geoffrey Huntley: hand-typing code is over—delete your skills, engineer the loop
rseroter · x · 2026-10-15
Geoffrey Huntley recaps his four-part Agentic Engineering podcast with Josh Wulf: models stopped being the constraint; what's left is vision, verification and agency. He argues hand-typed code has no future (citing JetBrains' first net loss), revisits filesystem-as-state loops, and offers a counterintuitive tip—delete your skills and AGENTS.md every few months so outdated instructions don't de-tune improving models.
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