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I've been thinking about this since ChatGPT arrived.

My thoughts are distilled in a single page:

I doubt we will ever need a large team to build software again. PMs will be fractional. Product owners and subject matter experts will become more valuable. And engineers that have deep experience with things like Domain-Driven Design will thrive and vibe coders will eventually be shut out of bigger roles.

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> I doubt we will ever need a large team to build software again.

but that seems to contradict what you say here:

> vibe coders will eventually be shut out of bigger roles.

Isn't vibe coding driving that greater productivity and negating the need for large teams to build software?

Vibe coding is the chaos version of using GenAI. Seven agents in parallel and the dev refuses to believe this will just be a circle jerk of hallucinations.

Planned, architected problems led by experienced dev/arch’s will be where success is measured.

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