What’s moving, what’s hype, what’s next.
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Most AI-built apps die in the gap between 'works on my laptop' and 'ten real users on Monday.' The gap is nine specific lines, almost none of them about the model. Where each line sits, and the cheapest move that crosses it.
Implementation got fast, and the cheap alignment touchpoints went with it. Now every 'should we be building this?' fight lands on the PR review — which was never built to carry it. Patterns that shift alignment back to the left without waiting for new tools.
Spawning 100 coding agents is one tmux loop. Managing them isn't, and the UX patterns we need aren't in any IDE — they've been in 20-year-old real-time strategy games the whole time.