You still have the system design skills, and so far, LLMs are not that good in this field.

They can give plausible architecture but most of the time it’s not usable if you’re starting from scratch.

When you design the system, you’re an architect not a coder, so I see no difference between handing the design to agents or other developers, you’ve done the heavy lifting.

In that perspective, I find LLMs quite useful for learning. But instead of coding, I find myself in long sessions back and forth to ask questions, requesting examples, sequence diagrams .. etc to visualise the final product.