Literally doing this now and seems to be working. Having a good idea of infrastructure is really beneficial. Spend most of your time planning with the agent, do

Literally doing this now and seems to be working. Having a good idea of infrastructure is really beneficial. Spend most of your time planning with the agent, don't just start building. Work on the guardrails that control approvals for things like dependencies, private key management, what the agent will have access to vs what you will do, as well as the incremental development lifecycle etc. I spent weeks planning and making decisions with the agent, building out the feature roadmap, database schema, API, frontend and the guardrails. Now I can iterate through the roadmap items, make corrections along the way as issues occur, and leave the agent running for long periods of time overnight working on features while I sleep. We're at the dawn of a new era at the moment and it's only going to get crazier. Existing professional developers with deep understanding of code will do really well if they embrace it. People with understanding of cloud infrastructure will be similar. And subject matter experts with an idea can create something really awesome - although these people the most will need help to ensure potential products are production ready. SME's who rush products without proper understanding of security are the most dangerous in my opinion.