When does the intense planning just become programming in a natural language though? And at that point, it just becomes less accurate coding. I feel like this i

When does the intense planning just become programming in a natural language though? And at that point, it just becomes less accurate coding. I feel like this is the biggest trade off when it comes to agentic coding. You are practically trading accuracy and control for speed and efficiency. And if you want the same accuracy and control when using agents for coding, you as a validator become the bottleneck, removing in most instances all of the speed and efficiency gains. It all comes down to this, what matters the most: speed, or accuracy and control. Todays capitalism typically favours short-term thinking, speed and efficiency, which is bad news for everyone. Software developers will be forced to have less control and produce less accurate code, because the validation step is not permitted, due to it being the bottleneck.