Reddit: developers are all 'project managers' now, orchestrating armies of Claude
ConcertDependent8452 · reddit · 2026-10-21
A Reddit post argues that the old "project manager" role—translating business needs to devs who don't touch low-level code—has migrated down: developers are now "meat proxies" managing teams of Claude, and the tech lead is just "a Claude orchestrating other Claudes." Framed not as job loss but a universal promotion: the job shifts from writing code to orchestrating AI agents.
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