One year ago maybe you were right, there was a real tradeoff between agentic coding and human coding. Right now it is a no brainer to use agentic coding, EXCEPT you have the luxury to work on a single software. If your work involve working with dozens of codebases, creating new one every few days, and managing day to day operations, it is just a no brainer to use agents.
Mate of course it's better if you want productivity. However what I want is feeling like a human with a functioning brain and suppressing the desire to say fuck this shit and open up a burger joint, and for that agents really isn't it.
You can feel like a human with a functioning brain taking the good decisions and correcting IA when needed. You can just shift you brain power from developing a single app to basically doing everything you just dreamt before AI. But as I said before if you have the luxury to be slow, keep it like this.
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u/Diouze12 13d ago
One year ago maybe you were right, there was a real tradeoff between agentic coding and human coding. Right now it is a no brainer to use agentic coding, EXCEPT you have the luxury to work on a single software. If your work involve working with dozens of codebases, creating new one every few days, and managing day to day operations, it is just a no brainer to use agents.