jonator

You can think of it as just automating the boring tedious stuff so us humans can focus on the harder problems like strategy, direction, design, GTM, etc.

The days are numbered where humans are sitting typing out code themselves.

It's akin to the numbered days of type writer secretaries of the 20th century.

I believe it will raise the standard of what is valuable. Now that LLMs can now handle what we consider "mundane" parts of building a project (boilerplate), humans can dedicate focused efforts to the higher impact areas of innovation and problem solving. As LLMs get better, this bar simply continues to rise.

We can slightly squeeze more juice out of them with larger projects by providing better context, docs, examples of what we want, background knowledge, etc.

Like people, LLMs don't know what they don't know (about your project).

I think will will increasingly be orchestrators. Like at a symphony. Previously, most humans were required to be on the floor playing the individual instruments, but now, with AI, everyone can be their own composer.

Does it have an MCP server?