True, but thats explains why the gap is so huge at the moment. There are some experienced (in coding) devs with a talent in using agent, inexperienced devs with talent, experienced devs without talent and inexperienced devs without talent. And I don't mean talent in a judgmental sense; it's perfectly normal for people to have different aptitudes, and we simply weren't prepared for using computers in a natural language.
The fact that there are currently hardly any established methods, and that the combination of all the LLMs, harnesses, MCP servers, etc., results in extremely different experiences, and that nobody really has a comprehensive overview, only exacerbates the situation.
I agree. It remains to be seen whether the field will even stabilize, beyond some local maxima of everything being a chat interface. I for one hope it does.
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True, but thats explains why the gap is so huge at the moment. There are some experienced (in coding) devs with a talent in using agent, inexperienced devs with talent, experienced devs without talent and inexperienced devs without talent. And I don't mean talent in a judgmental sense; it's perfectly normal for people to have different aptitudes, and we simply weren't prepared for using computers in a natural language.
The fact that there are currently hardly any established methods, and that the combination of all the LLMs, harnesses, MCP servers, etc., results in extremely different experiences, and that nobody really has a comprehensive overview, only exacerbates the situation.
I agree. It remains to be seen whether the field will even stabilize, beyond some local maxima of everything being a chat interface. I for one hope it does.