I've stopped hand writing code

This talk is about how I've basically stopped hand writing code, gone all‑in on AI‑native workflows, and what that's done to our velocity and quality.

I explain:

• How we measure developer velocity (commits, change failure rate, PR/Linear lead times) and how we shipped more in three weeks of February than almost all of September and October while quality improved.
• The workflow shift: agents handle planning and execution, I focus on review, using tight feedback loops (tests, lint, type checks, logs, browser, MCP).
• How agent docs and skills encode step‑by‑step playbooks so agents can debug, simplify code, and verify their own work.
• Parallelization with git worktrees, Conductor, and cloud agents so multiple branches and tasks run in parallel while I just review and make decisions.

Core message: offload the mechanical coding to agents, keep humans on direction, constraints, and review, and you can ship much faster without sacrificing quality.