Troon Technologies

Everyone's talking about Claude Code right now. 👀
These AI coding tools can now build features, run tests, and even debug their own work. Pretty wild.
But here's what the hype is missing: the bottleneck was never about typing code faster.
What separates great products from forgettable ones hasn't changed: understanding your user and designing something they actually want to use.
AI can handle the "how do I build this" part now. But it still can't tell you what to build or why it matters.
The strategic advantage isn't going to AI, it's going to the people who know how to point it in the right direction.
Curious what you think. Does this change what skills matter, or is it just another hype cycle?