This is just something I've been thinking about. My experience is that agents aren't useful if you view them as programmers, because you still have to audit all the code until we get to the point where you don't, which may be quite far off.
But if you view them as a replacement/driver for the Unix shell, as much as I have loved it for many years, it does seem like you can move faster.
But if you view them as a replacement/driver for the Unix shell, as much as I have loved it for many years, it does seem like you can move faster.