Jak nepoužívat AI pro vývoj softwaru
Mario Zechner napsal výborný text Thoughts on slowing the fuck down.
Through the grapevine you hear more and more people, from software companies small and large, saying they have agentically coded themselves into a corner. No code review, design decisions delegated to the agent, a gazillion features nobody asked for. That'll do it.
Look, Anthropic built a C compiler with an agent swarm. It's kind of broken, but surely the next generation of LLMs can fix it. Oh my god, Cursor built a browser with a battalion of agents. Yes, of course, it's not really working and it needed a human to spin the wheel a little bit every now and then. But surely the next generation of LLMs will fix it. Pinky promise! Distribute, divide and conquer, autonomy, dark factories, software is solved in the next 6 months. SaaS is dead, my grandma just had her Claw build her own Shopify!
You have zero fucking idea what's going on because you delegated all your agency to your agents. You let them run free, and they are merchants of complexity.
Coding agents are sirens, luring you in with their speed of code generation and jagged intelligence, often completing a simple task with high quality at breakneck velocity. Things start falling apart when you think: "Oh golly, this thing is great. Computer, do my work!".