Comment by teunispeters

"agents" are useful for people operating in domains they don't know or understand, and not for people who do. Or at least I've never seen a task in a field I'm comfortable in, improved by either "AI" or "an AI agent". Made worse, yes, but not improved.

But I don't mind "agentic development" to help a person learn to code in a domain. As kind of a tutorial, both on "how things can work" and "how to spot the mistakes". "Agents" and "AI" always make a LOT of mistakes, especially in fields of domain specialization.