Dhruv and Ravi are back to talk about the rise of agentic AI — their experience with Claude Code and Cursor, what agents actually are, and why they think a tsunami is coming for software engineers and knowledge workers.

1. The Tsunami Warning
   1. The feeling since late 2025 — prapancham roju roju ki maripotundi
   2. The COVID masks analogy — we are those people now
   3. Why the folks back home aren't feeling it yet
2. Timeline — How We Got Here
   1. GPT-2 (2020) → ChatGPT (2022) → Cursor (2023) → Claude Code & Opus 4.5 (2025)
3. The Evolution of AI Coding
   1. Chat interface — copy-paste snippets from ChatGPT
   2. Assisted coding — Cursor tab-complete, you drive, model navigates
   3. Agentic coding — the agent drives, you're the passenger
   4. Cursor vs Claude Code — why Claude Code wins
   5. The Autopilot vs FSD analogy
4. WTF is a Model?
   1. Giant N-dimensional matrices with weights
   2. Text in, everything out
   3. Bigger model, better responses
5. WTF is an Agent?
   1. Model = brain, Agent = human
   2. Agent uses the model to operate tools — like a robot with a task
6. Inference and Context Engineering
   1. Sessions, prompting, context windows
   2. SWE = Context Engineering + Verification Engineering
   3. Memory, Skills, and the Matrix Kung-Fu analogy
7. Agent Harnesses
   1. Claude Code, Cursor, Agent SDKs
8. Programming in English
   1. It's fun, addictive, and an art
   2. Communication skills over coding skills
   3. Good taste, strong architecture, trash your prior beliefs
9. My Thesis — And How It Was Wrong
   1. Thought it'd hit "IT workers" first, not Big Tech
   2. But the tsunami hits the coast first — US and Big Tech have closed loops
   3. Tesla car Dharavi slums lo nadavadhu — we paved 6-lane roads for AI
10. Knowledge Work, Manufacturing and Farming
    1. Any work where you can "close the loop" is at risk
    2. Manufacturing with QC — robots were always there, programming them was hard
    3. Farming — mostly done
11. What is Still Scarce?
    1. Ideas, customer acquisition, creative content, land
    2. Creating software is no longer scarce
12. Ippudu Em Cheyyamantaru Saar?
    1. We don't need SWEs, we need builders
    2. Product sense, distributed systems, build-sell-ship quickly
    3. The existential dread — we don't have 10 years, or 5, or even 2
    4. Collective mental health crisis and economic reshaping ahead
    5. The fire storm is coming