All of our developers are now using agents. We're not hand-writing code at all anymore. And yet, some of our developers deliver stories in an hour, others deliver similar complexity stories in a week. Executives are surprised to discover they cannot simply turn over a product-authored jira story and have it yield a single agent-written PR. There is still significant work that happens between the point at which a story is written, and the point at which correct prompts are input that generate the code that fits the requirements. Very significant work. I think that when people say "code was never the hard part", they're only guilty of eliding the point that "code was never the only part" or "the hardest part", and that there's so much other stuff that programmers do at various levels of competency, and that... perhaps up to now it was easy for product folks and execs gloss over since they just put us all in one bucket of "people that write code".