TypeScript 7.0 Beta drops with a Go-powered rewrite and roughly 10x compiler performance — your morning coffee break just got a lot shorter. The AI discourse this week is having an identity crisis. Martin Fowler argues that treating prompts as first-class, version-controlled artifacts is the next maturity leap for LLM-assisted development. Tim Kellogg maps out three mutable agent memory types — Files, Memory Blocks, and Skills — and why editable memory is the real unlock. Simme introduces " intent debt " — the hidden cost of deploying agents without documenting what they're actually supposed to do — while The Last Software Engineer argues that when agents handle all implementation, judgment is all that's left. And Mario Zechner and Armin Ronacher , who actually shipped production agentic systems, are walking back their own enthusiasm: junior engineers still win on value.…