Agents Are Building Software Now

A year ago, AI was helping engineers write code.

Now, agents are building real enterprise software.

In this episode of The Next Thing Now, we unpack what has changed and why it matters. This is not another conversation about copilots or productivity boosts. This is about agentic platforms that can reason over requirements, generate architecture, write services, refactor systems, and ship meaningful functionality with minimal human intervention.

But there is a catch.

Agents can write code. They do not carry accountability.

We explore:

• The shift from AI coding assistant to agentic execution
• Why complex systems still require architectural judgement
• How senior engineers are moving from builders to orchestrators
• What this means for CIOs and technology leaders under pressure
• Why enterprise software delivery is about to be structurally redefined

If you are a CIO, CTO, Engineering Director, or product leader trying to understand what agentic development really means in production, this conversation is for you.

This is not theory. It is based on real experimentation inside live environments.

Agents are building software now.

The question is whether you are ready to orchestrate them.

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