Idan Gazit, GitHub, ETLS Vegas (04)
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Argues that AI for coding sits at an inflection point and most early work simply glues a bolted-on chat to existing tools, which underuses the medium. Traces how graphical IDE features—hovers, red squigglies, jump to definition, visual debuggers—emerged when people learned what screens could do, and claims AI needs the same editor-native rethinking: design inline transforms, appearance- and cursor-aware suggestions, and commandable edits, not just external conversation UIs.
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