We spent twenty years optimizing how to write software. The next twenty might be about deciding what software deserves to be written at all. For the last decade, we cared about clean abstractions, reusable components, proper architecture, modularity, maintainability. All of that made sense because humans were the primary producers and maintainers of code. The constraints of our brains shaped the structure of our systems. But something subtle is changing. When I open my editor today, I’m not…