I found it follows conventions and documentation well. So if you have a well designed core, it can easily add independent features without increasing overall complexity. Maybe it doesn't work in some very tangled domains like games, but some basic crud and saas stuff is pretty much a solved problem now with agents. They will trivially add features that humans would have pushed to a backlog forever as not worth the effort.
> They will trivially add features that humans would have pushed to a backlog forever as not worth the effort.
More features is always good, right? Let's build dropbox+gmail+netlify+spotify+youtube+hackernews+... \s
Yes, for simple "leaf level" features where there are no big architectural trade-offs to make, AI works well.