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The shift makes sense if the tooling keeps getting better at the builder layer. The question is whether that middle tier - quality engineering - stays stable or if it collapses too once the generated output is clean enough that process design becomes the real bottleneck.

You’re the builder. You prototype a feature. Send it off for an agent to flesh out.

We are the quality engineers. My team inspects it, identifies defects, rearchitects it, polishes it up, and ships it … better performance, security, maintainability, quality. Not just the code, but the whole user experience.

We are also the process engineers. We take the lessons from doing that work and we apply it back up your production line. We train your builders to use the system better. We create new skills and validations and tests and more.