> You literally ask the agent to do something and it does it, that's it.

When was the last time you built something meaningful with it? I admit, LLMs do help and save tons of time and effort, yet building noteworthy software still remains a difficult task, with or without LLMs.

Funny, but your comment reminded me of my wife. Circa 2009, she was walking behind my back, she stopped to watch me work without me noticing. I was using Visual Studio (sluggish, temperamental mammoth, not its smaller cousin). She stared at my screen for a few minutes and suddenly exclaimed: "You're not even working, this thing is telling you what to do. I could probably do this shit too..." By "this thing" she obviously meant the intellisense completion that was giving me hints whenever I typed.