[mentalgear]

> Finally, I would like to mention an irony. If you talk with people who use AI agents a lot for software development, they will tell you that the quality of the requirements and the architectural design and documentation make a huge difference regarding the quality of the code produced by the AI agents. Thus, it would be necessary to put more effort into phrasing requirements and designing a good architecture.

> I mean, for at least the last 3 or 4 decades, one of the biggest impediments we had regarding fast and reliable software development were poor requirements and poor architectural design. Human software developers had the same problems with poorly designed and documented requirements and architecture for the last decades, but nobody cared. Instead, the only complaint was that writing software would take too long.