What does this mean for the future of software? I don’t know. (Nobody does.) Maybe we really should be shorting a bunch of SaaS companies. (Don’t worry, a host of new ones will take their place.) I’m canceling my Quicken subscription. It’s only going to get easier to build things like TaxBot2000. We’re still in the dorks-only phase of model-assisted programming, but I can imagine soon-to-arrive interfaces where you just drag and drop components while narrating your desires with your voice, the models able to perform the “brainstorming,” “planning,” and “work” — operations that can take ten minutes or longer today — in mere seconds tomorrow. There will be a fluidity to software in the future. Version numbers will be pointless. We’ll all have our own versions. Claude Code be our partner in production. As you imagine new features, Claude produces them. Why would we lock ourselves into someone else’s proprietary binary? Control over our data, and control over how we view and engage with it, feels like it will be utterly non-negotiable going forward. We owe all of these capabilities to the generosity of the open source community.
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