I don't write code anymore. So what do I actually do and where's the fun?

A software developer reports a fundamental shift in their professional role, noting that they no longer write code as they once did. This change surpasses the impact of learning various frameworks and libraries, removing the satisfaction found in solving technical struggles. Simultaneously, concerns arise regarding agent sandboxes. While these systems define rules before execution, they fail to provide signed evidence of what the agent actually touched, leaving users to rely on unsigned post-run manual checks.