> If everything passes, it ships, automatically. If something fails, the agent fixes it. A human only gets involved when the system genuinely doesn’t know what

> If everything passes, it ships, automatically. If something fails, the agent fixes it. A human only gets involved when the system genuinely doesn’t know what to do. This right here, he conveniently skipped elaborating how will a human fix a system he hasn’t genuinely built but just prompted. Writing code by hand helps you build a mind-map that is helpful while debugging. Without it, a human needs to go through all of the complex code. This is not efficiency, but delaying the heavy lifting to a later date, because system fail and they fail often (nowadays). And based on how its phrased, it looks like AI has written this article.