The main lesson I learnt from working on these projects is that agents work best when you have approximate knowledge of many things with enough domain expertise to know what should and should not work. Opus 4.5 is good enough to let me finally do side projects where I know precisely what I want but not necessarily how to implement it. These specific projects aren’t the Next Big Thing™ that justifies the existence of an industry taking billions of dollars in venture capital, but they make my life better and since they are open-sourced, hopefully they make someone else’s life better. However, I still wanted to push agents to do more impactful things in an area that might be more worth it.
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The Implications of My Agentic Successes#Like many who have hopped onto the agent train post-Opus 4.5, I’ve become nihilistic over the past few months, but not for the typical reasons. I actually am not hitting burnout and I am not worried that my programming skills are decaying due to agents: on the contrary, the session limits intended to stagger server usage have unintentionally caused me to form a habit of coding for fun an hour every day incorporating and implementing new ideas. However, is there a point to me writing this blog post and working on these libraries if people will likely just reply “tl;dr AI slop” and “it’s vibecoded so it’s automatically bad”?