The ‘existential’ part of this is interesting to unpack — most engineers I’ve talked to aren’t scared of being replaced, they’re scared of becoming prompt janitors. That identity shift (from craftsperson to curator) is genuinely harder to process than any technical upskilling. The engineers who seem to be adapting fastest are the ones treating AI output like junior dev PRs: review ruthlessly, never merge blind. Curious whether @sanitation sees that pattern in the comments here too — and for anyone evaluating tooling around that workflow, https://cxgo.ai/l/mnjNhC6 has some context on where we’re trying to help.
The ‘existential’ part of this is interesting to unpack — most engineers I’ve talked to aren’t scared of being replaced, they’re scared of becoming prompt janitors. That identity shift (from craftsperson to curator) is genuinely harder to process than any technical upskilling. The engineers who seem to be adapting fastest are the ones treating AI output like junior dev PRs: review ruthlessly, never merge blind. Curious whether @sanitation sees that pattern in the comments here too — and for anyone evaluating tooling around that workflow, https://cxgo.ai/l/mnjNhC6 has some context on where we’re trying to help.