Not sure, but in my experience, instead of asking for code, i'm asking for solutions and providing a kubectl configured to reach my cluster and az monitor command to read the logs and telemetry.
A typical session is the agent establishing a metrics and log baseline, creating the code, compiling, deploying, observing, fixing, redeploying, observing metrics, determining the outcome and commiting.
I really, really, don't look at the code anymore.
UPDATE:
so my point is: it won't have my stewarding the code anymore, but it will have the infrastructure (and ultimately the real world) providing feedback on the traces.
A typical session is the agent establishing a metrics and log baseline, creating the code, compiling, deploying, observing, fixing, redeploying, observing metrics, determining the outcome and commiting.
I really, really, don't look at the code anymore.
UPDATE:
so my point is: it won't have my stewarding the code anymore, but it will have the infrastructure (and ultimately the real world) providing feedback on the traces.