Developer experience is changing, because humans aren't the only ones doing development work anymore.

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Developer experience is evolving to accommodate both human developers and AI agents as users. Tools and APIs now need to be optimized for machine consumption alongside human usability. This dual approach requires different content strategies, from traditional SEO-focused materials for humans to training data and prompting assistance for AI systems. Developers must adapt their building practices to consider how AI assistants will interact with their tools, as the industry shifts toward humans delegating tasks to AI while maintaining oversight.

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Great post, TexMex 😆🤣
Lots of good points, we now have to build for people and machines.
Hopefully we get a bunch of sweet new tools for that 😜

I wish you would have gone deeper into the changes and how it would impact APIs we build today rather then just stating that tools will be made for agents to also be used.

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<li>where is no LLMEx. LLMEx is the result of previous DevEx. That is how AI works.</li>
<li>AI have no problem to understand information adapted for human. It is created and optimized for this.</li>
<li>Looks like author have no idea how AI works.</li>
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