no its what i thought too and i felt like this is a tough problem especially when you get into enterprise space with a dozen heterogeneous stacks and outdated v

no its what i thought too and i felt like this is a tough problem especially when you get into enterprise space with a dozen heterogeneous stacks and outdated vendor APIs if it was this easy then we would see a ton of layoffs but you can't because all these individual pieces and their idiosyncrasies cannot be streamlined and its cheaper to just have human interfaces. So many cases I've seen where "hey this doesn't work the way it should because the vendor hired bunch of Indians who are paid by the hour didn't bother to spellcheck or use proper patterns because why would they when you pay them to bill more hours" We'll see more and more result of negligent managers throwing third world labor at critical systems and its impact on the economy down the road. This is something only fixable by other humans and not any AI or SaaS