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Their wordsAs software becomes abundant, the ability to make intent clear becomes scarce.
Their wordsAs agents improve, the dominant failure mode changes. The problem is rarely broken code.
Their wordsAutomation scales whatever structure already exists. When that structure is implicit, the scaling makes it legible.
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