A study guide in eight levels. It starts with reading someone else's code and ends with deciding what you don't delegate.

From autocomplete to agents: seven years of tooling told through what we gave up rather than what shipped. Every new name for the craft announced a task the human would stop doing.

For decades, how expensive software was to produce is what kept software reviewable. Agents have removed that limit from every artifact at once, including the ones we invented to keep the previous ones in check.

At a moment when nobody yet knows how to review that much AI-generated code, Bun's answer — automate the review too — collides head-on with Zig's, which had banned exactly that kind of contribution months earlier as "invariably garbage."

In six months, "harness" has gone from internal jargon to the word that organises the whole sector. Behind the rebrand sits a number that is hard to ignore: the environment around the model explains more variance in the outcome than the model itself.