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Have coding agents made us forget ‘program to an interface, not an implementation’?

My introduction to customizing agentic coding harnesses was building out cursor rules. A not insignificant amount of time was spent on this. As the landscape evolved and Claude Code entered and took market share over the scene, an even larger amount of effort was exerted on a lift and shift. Then c…

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  1. 2026-09-27 20:21 · r/artificial
    Have coding agents made us forget ‘program to an interface, not an implementation’?

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