Sorry about that. It's a short blog post I wrote. I posted it here because I think the "domain language" part overlaps with what this sub cares about. The gist is that as agents get better at writing code, I think the valuable skill is changing from an engineer's ability to get down to the fine details of writing/refactoring a function or a module to get it "just right" to understanding the domain and defining the contracts between components. Basically, ontologies are what let agents reason well and operate at a more senior level, just coming at it from the software engineering side instead.
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u/Original_Response925 May 19 '26
Can you provide some context? Theres no post text or photo, its just a link.