Beyond Human-Readable: Rethinking Software Engineering Conventions for the Agentic Development Era

Without an abstract and with an unknown author, this appears to address technical conventions in an 'agentic development era' — presumably referring to AI-assisted coding. While the library values works on craft and the evolution of software development practices, the title suggests a focus on technical implementation details rather than the deeper questions of how AI reshapes the relationship between humans and code, or how it transforms software organizations. The library already has substantial coverage of software engineering philosophy through works like Raymond's 'The Cathedral and the Bazaar' and Brooks' 'Mythical Man-Month.' A work on this topic would need to address fundamental questions about human-machine collaboration in creative work, or how AI changes the social structure of software development, to justify inclusion.