Agentic coding has changed software engineering forever. But even if AI has mastered coding, the human parts matter more than ever.

This is something I built for deliberate training on the non-coding parts of the job. Requirements distillation, specification, design, architecture, technical judgement.

Why it might be interesting to you:

You use AI to bootstrap architecture or design plans - and you want to make sure you get better at reviewing them.
You used to write / read code, but rarely do so any more - but you want to stay somewhat in the know, if only to do the occasional hotfix / hack to fix things up.
You miss knowing technical details of how things work beneath the surface - but your day to day job does not strictly require that any more.
You are interviewing for new jobs, where the interviews de-emphasize traditional Leetcoding, but now prioritize signal in other areas like "AI coding", system design, general technical acumen, product skills.

You use AI to bootstrap architecture or design plans - and you want to make sure you get better at reviewing them.
You used to write / read code, but rarely do so any more - but you want to stay somewhat in the know, if only to do the occasional hotfix / hack to fix things up.
You miss knowing technical details of how things work beneath the surface - but your day to day job does not strictly require that any more.
You are interviewing for new jobs, where the interviews de-emphasize traditional Leetcoding, but now prioritize signal in other areas like "AI coding", system design, general technical acumen, product skills.

StayLeet

Keep your edge in the agentic era. Stay Leet.

Keep your edge in the agentic era. Stay Leet.