You're right, and I enjoy using coding agents too. I've built some things with them I wouldn't have otherwise.

However, it's been a full quarter now since November 2025.

Based on facts on the ground, i.e. the rate and quality of new software and features we observe, change has been nowhere as dramatic as your comment would suggest.

It seems to me that a possible explanation is that people get very excited about massive speedups in specific tasks, but the bottleneck of the system shifts somewhere else immediately (e.g, human capacity for learning, team coordination costs, communication delays).