Coding agents collapsed the cost of software construction. The bottleneck was never writing code. It was always deciding what to write.
The real constraint is now product judgment: knowing which problem to solve, for whom, and in what order. Automating the execution layer made that judgment gap visible, not irrelevant. Engineers who treated coding as the hard part are now exposed.
Read the full piece to understand why the people who will win this moment are not the ones who learned to prompt an agent, but the ones who always knew what to build before they touched a keyboard.
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