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Consultant reports engineering teams gain speed by validating agent output

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A consultant helping several companies adopt AI in engineering workflows says teams become much more productive and ship better software faster once they ramp up. The shift he recommends is from prioritizing human-maintainable code to building strong processes that validate what agents do, and he rejects the view that such software will later prove worthless.

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Right now, I consult for several companies. I help their engineering teams introduce AI into their workflows.

Each of these teams has become much more productive than before using AI. Their software is better. They deliver faster and more.

It usually takes time to ramp up, but once they do, it's like a train: unstoppable.

The goal with these teams is to switch their focus:

Before: "we need high-quality code so humans can maintain it".
After: "we need a strong process to validate what agents do".

Many people believe these teams are somehow doomed to one day wake up and realize all of their software is crap. That they will realize all the agentic slop they shipped was useless.

I think those people are delusional.

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