WorkThe story, in brief
DHH’s new way of writing code
DHH just ditched traditional coding. Here's why agent-first AI workflows are reshaping who builds software.
The KeyNews take
Why it matters
A respected founder's public shift to AI-agent-driven development signals a broader architectural change in how software is built—and a potential skill realignment for developers.
The key facts
4 to knowDHH (David Heinemeier Hansson) adopting agent-first AI workflow
Shift from traditional code-writing to AI-agent-assisted development
Implications for future developer skill requirements and roles
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Publisher excerpt: David Heinemeier Hansson shares why he shifted to an agent-first AI workflow, and what it means for how software is built and who builds it.