Is Writing Code From Scratch Dead?

What exactly does that mean when you see somebody saying that they're not writing any code from scratch anymore? — One, I find those statements confusing cuz if they're saying their editor is basically non-existent and they're entirely in these like agentic coding tools, whether it's open code or codeex or one of these other things, I would find that very surprising because these tools one aren't great for looking at code. So, are they also saying that they're never reviewing it or are they pushing up to GitHub and reviewing it there? Two, when I'm designing something new or like working on a difficult feature, me typing out code is the process by which I'm figuring out what we should even be doing. I like writing out how some of the functions might play together. I like playing with folder structure to see the different concepts. There's been phases like this before where there's like a new way to do things, a new tech, new framework, and you kind of see a similar thing where they're like, "This new thing has totally changed how I do everything. I now do everything in this way. " Use a product they built with it. Often times it doesn't even exist cuz it's just people like playing with stuff and not actually shipping anything. but then actually use the resulting thing. Often times it's not any better. Maybe it's even worse in a lot of cases. I think we definitely feel that when we use these tools built by people that are expressing, hey, I'm doing everything with AI.