> Thing is, the unreliable-software situation was already untenable before agents (in poor hands) made it worse.

I have definitely seen more bafflingly-poor OSS software that just plain doesn't work frequently now than before.

But it's mostly software that wouldn't have existed before because it's trying to do super-niche things. So on the "hobby" side of things, whatever.

But from a "trying to develop software as a business that you want to be a going concern," quality from people who should know better is less tenable than it used to be.