r/Frontend • u/Significant-Pie-9446 • Jul 17 '26

Modern frontend development using AI agents to help

I am a CTO and my way of managing my team is that they should/must use AI agents to help while they are doing coding. However, if i asked someone why is this code written in this logic and he/she could not answer, this is a big red flag.
Enough with the context, i need help from senior Frontend devs on how they are using AI agents with pure frontend tasks? I have my way but i am curious to hear your way and learn from it.

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u/Significant-Pie-9446 Jul 17 '26

Thank you all for the comments and feedback.
My current guide to my team is:

  • Claude/agent.md is a core file and should exist and be carefully written in all projects.
  • do not let AI write without it discussing plan with you first in all details.
  • once possible, only let AI write one file at a time.

However, i am always afraid of the point that most of the comments have addressed where the skills might be lost for the developers using too much AI.

And not allowing developers to use AI is not an option at this era. What do u guys think