When agents can build anything you describe, the scarce work is no longer authorship of code; it is authorship of intent: the point of view a product takes, the things it refuses to do, the convention it breaks for a reason, and the small precise opinion that makes someone feel it was made for them.

Future In Detail builds beautiful, ambitious software by holding a strong point of view, defending it against the obvious, and obsessing over the details that make technology feel personal.