I am comfortable with both Python and Go. I prefer Go for performance; however, the earlier issue was verbosity.

It is easier to write things using a Python dict than to create a struct in Go or use the weird `map[string]interface{}` and then deal with the resulting typecast code.

After I started using GitHub Copilot (before the Agents), that pain went away. It would auto-create the field names, just by looking at the intent or a couple of fields. It was just a matter of TAB, TAB, TAB... and of course I had to read and verify - the typing headache was done with.

I could refactor the code easily. The autocomplete is very productive. Type conversion was just a TAB. The loops are just a TAB.

With Agents, things have become even better - but also riskier, because I can't keep up with the code review now - it's overwhelming.