jobergum on agentic dev: async concurrency wins, work shifts to review and attention control
jobergum · x · 2026-10-28
Typesense creator jobergum shares observations on agentic development: as models and harnesses improve, more work gets offloaded to async agents running in cloud or local macOS containers (he gives each agent a computer-use instance with desktop and Chrome). Dev workflows shift toward review and notification control; developers who thrive on high concurrency do best with agents. His conclusion: the only way to raise productivity is embracing concurrency and controlling where you spend deep attention.
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