Our running joke last year was that anything we were learning or implementing in regards to AI was going to be outdated in two weeks.

Every week we'd build a new thing in our agent workflow and then Google's ADK the following week would have support for something we could have used instead of rolling our own.

Reading this release makes me wonder what makes it special, nothing sticks out from the press release.

But I agree, the churn is real, people are starting to throw around the term software factory at the management level and I fear big efforts there will be outdated by the time they finish, even with coding agents support.

10 months ago I would agree, but today agent means something else: a workload, and the battle is on: who will host more of those workloads and do other kind of cross sell and upsell in this environment.

"Deploy" section of that article makes the difference.