If agents are the primary consumers of your codebase, then our idea of what 'good code' looks like might be the wrong standard. I'm questioning decades of received wisdom about code quality.

I recently wrote about my AI workflow and code review. Parts of both are already shifting. The four-step trajectory from writing code to designing verification systems, and why the real requirement isn't determinism but verifiability.

AI has scaled code production dramatically. Human review capacity hasn't changed. Here's how to allocate the scarce resource.