Model
Language and multimodal models interpret goals, generate plans and produce candidate actions.
An agent does more than answer. It holds state, uses tools, takes actions, observes results and decides what to do next.
Language and multimodal models interpret goals, generate plans and produce candidate actions.
Browsers, terminals, APIs, databases, code runners and applications turn text into real-world effects.
Working context, retrieval and durable state give the system continuity beyond a single exchange.
Tests, policies, critics and humans decide whether an action is acceptable or should be revised.
The future of coding may look less like typing a program and more like designing a constitution for systems that act.
Developers still define architecture, invariants, interfaces and failure boundaries. But more implementation can become delegated, tested and revised by machines operating inside those boundaries.
The durable skill is not “prompting.” It is expressing intent precisely, building feedback, designing tools, observing behavior and knowing when a system should stop.