When the first coding agents arrived, they told the world anyone could write software and ship products. They promised that people with vision could finally build without barriers. It sounded right. It felt possible. But for most people, it never happened. People got stuck.
They found themselves testing software and trying their best to fix it. They found themselves doing the job of software engineers — chasing bugs, worrying about security, and trying to hold everything together. Then came the language barrier.
There is a huge difference between explaining what you want as a human and getting back what AI builds as an engineer. Speaking as an engineer and speaking as a human are not the same thing. The models keep getting better. But people are still getting stuck in the same place.