The author argues that programmers already embody AI through their use of logic and that current AI mainly amplifies traditional programming rather than replacing its core. He critiques poor education and tooling, and propose building a rich Process Library plus two flagship desktop apps: (1) a Process Library browser (an agent-extension manager with meta-processes) and (2) a drag-and-drop UI builder with 500+ reusable components. Coding agents should be used to bootstrap such infrastructure, not for day-to-day low-level coding. With these tools, developers can rapidly create complex, event-sourced desktop applications and even compose higher-level systems (e.g., a genuine learning-focused university) that foster creativity and deep learning.






















