Well at least you, agentic coders, already understand they need to fork off.

Saves the rest of us from having to tell you.

> We, agentic coders, can easily enough fork their project

And this is why eventually you are likely to run the artisanal coders who tend to do most of the true innovation out of the room.

Because by and large, agentic coders don't contribute, they make their own fork which nobody else is interested in because it is personalized to them and the code quality is questionable at best.

Eventually, I'm sure LLM code quality will catch up, but the ease with which an existing codebase can be forked and slightly tuned, instead of contributing to the original, is a double edged sword.