Whatever tools come along, step one is getting into the mindset that typing code in is no longer part of your job. You are a designer and director, not a coder. As Steve Yegge says, if you still have an IDE open entering code by hand, you're one of the crappy engineers. You need to be getting into the habit of understanding the strengths and weaknesses of your model and agentic harness and using those to produce the results you want. When those change in six months, you adapt along with them. Adjusting to the new mindset is the biggest hurdle, and there'll be plenty of devs who can't, and won't make the cut or stay in the field for very long. Just like there were plenty of devs who couldn't adjust to anything beyond COBOL on punched cards.