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Note what's on the frontpage of the homepage: > LLMs break traditional software development > Develop your Prompts and Agents in code or UI ... So of course

Note what's on the frontpage of the homepage: > LLMs break traditional software development > Develop your Prompts and Agents in code or UI ... So of course the blog post is an ad, peddling what they want potential customers to think. I don't doubt that we'll eventually come to a point where most code is written by AI, but that point is not at all where we are at right now, and for quite a while we'll need developers to drive the development process.

razcle 2y ago
Hi, I totally agree that we're not at a point where AI can write most code. Though, I didn't ever say that. I just think its blurring the boundary between engineers and PMs with both taking on more of the others role. Also, it shouldn't be surprising that the product we're building is aligned with what we believe about the world :) R