Per the post, articulation of the desired results is the only thing AI-assisted development has in common with "management". This is only about 20-30% of what constitutes "management" though.
Even if you're running fleets of agents coordinating other agents, you're still most certainly not a "manager". You're just constraining and launching more complex, long-running software generation trajectories.
Even if you're running fleets of agents coordinating other agents, you're still most certainly not a "manager". You're just constraining and launching more complex, long-running software generation trajectories.