I think it just reinforces what has always been true. If you work on a cool new framework, programming language, database, etc. your job doesn't end with coming

I think it just reinforces what has always been true. If you work on a cool new framework, programming language, database, etc. your job doesn't end with coming up with a nice API, a whizzy type system or fancy benchmark numbers. You need to also write tooling like nice CLIs, IDE integration, reference docs, tutorials, high level blog posts and ideally you have a compelling use case you can dog food. With the latest models and some agentic search integration, vastly diminishes the advantage that the models get from being actually trained on specific content. It's still a little more difficult if your tech has particularly unique features, but overall it works quite well.