> With the rise of over-reliance of agents, you will see "engineers" unable to explain technical decisions and will admit to having zero knowledge of what the agent has done.

I've had to work on multiple legacy systems like this where the original devs are long gone, there's no documentation, and everyone at the company admits it's complete mess. They send you off with a sympathetic, "Good luck, just do the best you can!"

I call it "throwing dye in the water." It's the opposite of fun programming.

On the other hand, it often takes creativity and general cleverness to get the app to do what you want with minimally-invasive code changes. So it should be the hardest for AI.