The Agentic Review

Facebook...sorry, Meta...wait, what are they calling themselves this week? The company that can't decide on a name but somehow revolutionized PHP compilation. They had HipHop that turned their slow code into C++. We need PromptDown...a compiler that turns human thoughts into production code. Once this exists, the development world will accelerate at a pace that'll make your head spin. And most developers aren't ready for what's coming.

Windsurf and Claude just dropped planning modes, and if you're still trying to one-shot your way through complex tasks, you're doing it wrong. The future of coding isn't about quick prompts... it's about thoughtful, iterative planning that actually works.

Asked Claude to integrate Google Indexing API. 34 seconds later, it was done. Getting the API keys from Google? 20 minutes of clicking through consoles. We've solved the wrong problem entirely.

That $200k piece of paper you're chasing? It's already worthless. While you're memorizing theories from 2010, AI just rewrote the entire playbook. The future belongs to those who think WITH AI, not those who think they know better than it.

When I asked Claude Code to build an "agentic" UI, it defaulted to forms and workflows straight out of 2005. The truth? Our AI tools are still glorified autocomplete engines cosplaying as autonomous agents, and that's a problem we need to face.

Think "agenticist" sounds like some fancy degree? It's actually a mindset. If you ask "what's the agentic way to do this?" you're already thinking like one. Here's why this approach is transforming every industry - and why many still don't get it.

In a world where entire companies can be stood up overnight with AI, advertising your client roster is like handing competitors your playbook. Here's why stealth is the new strategy in the agentic economy.

In an agentic future, we won't need to solve every edge case upfront. AI agents will adapt in real-time, freeing us from the tyranny of bloated software that forces rigid workflows. Welcome to productive procrastination.

Most AI companies selling "agent solutions" can't even automate their own lead qualification. We built our chatbot not for marketing points, but because we refuse to be hypocrites. Here's why that matters.

here's a $200k AI job coming that you're probably terrible at. It's called Context Gathering, and while you're learning prompt engineering, smart people are already positioning themselves for this role. Here's why you'll fail at it (and how to fix that).