Matt Pocock: Clear business descriptions are half-built software in the AI era
mattpocockuk · x · 2026-11-12
TypeScript community figure Matt Pocock observes an odd quirk of AI: if you can describe your business processes in clear, consistent language, you've already half-built the software needed to automate them. Replying to a question about applying this to non-coding work via a business repo, he argues DDD has never been more powerful — well-articulated domain language is now the ideal input for AI-driven automation.
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