> "Now I have CLIs that one-shots bugs across distributed systems for me. Bugs that I couldn't solve in the past. Bugs that would take 2 days of full-time debugging. Bugs across distributed systems that lack distributed observability. 90% of the bugs are one-shotted now, including bizarre race conditions, unexpected corner-cases, third-party integration issues, undocumented API edge cases, everything. I hardly have to intervene."

The fact that the author can articulate _why_ the AI is getting so good is kind of a moat for specialist, right? Imagine a layman prompting without domain expertise:

"There is likely a race condition here + [long-winded explanation and analysis carefully guiding the AI]"

Degenerates to:

"This button is not working, please fix. I don't care about code. Decide yourself"

Degenerates to:

"Claude make me money"