The agent does not replace the programmer: it changes their work

So, does Muse Code herald the end of manual programming? No. It heralds something more interesting: programming can shift from typing out each solution to directing, reviewing, and setting boundaries for systems that carry out increasingly large parts of the process. That changes which skills are valuable. Understanding an architecture, formulating requirements, designing tests, identifying risks, and explaining decisions may carry even more weight. And it also changes training. Beginners should not just learn to ask for code. They should learn to verify it, because a convincing answer is no guarantee that the system works.

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