Agentic Engineering
topic on 5 shows · 6 statements across 6 episodes
the Y Combinator Startup Podcast
More or Less
the Neon Show
the Startup Ideas Podcast
the MAD Podcast
6 statements about Agentic Engineering, every show
One AI-assisted software engineer can now do the work of 20
“Now one engineer can do the job of 1015, 20 engineers, right? It's only getting more, it's only getting better. That's great. Right? That's great. That's great. Maybe one senior engineer who's not cheap here can suddenly do the job that, like, you might have n…”
Dave Morin: Engineers now prompt models rather than writing compiler languages
“You no longer have to speak a language that a compiler has to understand. Now you just have to be able to speak a language that the models can understand, and the models go speak compiler, and the compiler speaks to the assembler speaks machine language, and l…”
Isenberg: Building mini-games is an underrated distribution strategy for AI apps
“One of the biggest problems that people have with vibe coding and agentic engineering is they build something and no one No one's no one's going to it. Well, you know, if you build games, for example, that actually generate buzz around what you're, the bigger,…”
Tan: Agentic engineering fails when developers put Markdown logic into brittle code
“All of the difficulty in energetic engineering today is when people try to do things that should be in markdown in code and it fails because code is brittle.”
Dave Morin: Stagnant SaaS Companies Will Get Eaten by Three-Person Teams
“So I'm sure that's going to go all of those plays are going to get eaten by the three person teams that you're talking about, right? Like they're going to come at like a freight train using these new engineering methods, and they're going to be able to eat tha…”
Rauch: Agentic engineering will be limited to professional developers until AGI
“Agentic engineering, I think for the foreseeable future, until we really, you know, reach SSI, or Safe Super Intelligence, or whatever you want to call it, or AGI, it'll still, it's going to be a more reduced number of software professionals.”