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Willison has credibility on agent tooling and LLM capability limits, so this title signals a substantive position on whether code-writing is becoming labor-optional. Without the piece itself we can't verify the claim, but it's worth reading because the answer actually matters: if Willison thinks we're there, builders need to stress-test their own assumptions about how long hand-coding stays central to their stack.
This is one of the first benchmarks that tests whether a coding agent actually builds what you asked for, not just whether it solves exam problems. The commission framing is clever: held-out test cases designed to catch specification drift. If you're shipping agents that write code, you need a benchmark like this. Pay attention.