Definitely better products. The main effect is that you build things a lot faster. The secondary effect is that, since you can code a lot faster, you are no l

Definitely better products. The main effect is that you build things a lot faster. The secondary effect is that, since you can code a lot faster, you are no longer scared of large refactors, ports to other languages, and all that kind of tedious stuff. That means that if you design something, ship it, and realize it's bad, you can completely change it. The "oh we should have done it differently, but now it would take years to change, so we have to deal with legacy garbage" argument does really make sense anymore. Like if HN had LLM agents, we wouldn't have had to wait for years for them to solve the "click here for more comments" problem. And iterating with users is a lot faster.