The article discusses the concept of programming with agents, emphasizing their role in automating tasks and decision-making processes in software development. It explores various methodologies and frameworks that support agent-based programming, highlighting their advantages in creating responsive and adaptive systems.
The article critiques the effectiveness of agents in pair programming, arguing that they can hinder collaboration and creativity. It emphasizes the importance of genuine interaction and shared problem-solving between programmers, rather than relying on a guiding agent or external facilitator.