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This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.

At first, it just feels wrong. And after thinking it in depth, it is so wrong. Imagine a junior on your team hearing seniors say *"they're so productive pairing with AI, they can ship a lot of code by themselves now."*

I wouldn't like to be a junior in that team. I would feel so anxious. *"So, if seniors are more productive with AI agents, how can I learn? Will the AI replace my job? Why do seniors prefer to just use Claude over spending time with us?"*

In the post, I explore the situation in more depth. I would love to know your stories as a junior, we need to create a more awareness on how to integrate AI and support our peers along the journey.