"Relatively overnight, no one really integrates the Stripe API by hand anymore. They send their coding agent to do it." I've been thinking about what this means for DevRel. Trust with developers is hard to earn and easy to squander. It's why in the early days at @HashiCorp, nearly half the DevRel team worked on nothing but content: documentation, tutorials, technical writing. The things a developer reaches for at 2 a.m. when something is broken. Now there's a debate about whether DevRel still matters once agents are choosing the tools. Before any human reads your docs, an agent has already tried to use your product. In my view, DevRel matters as much as ever. Documentation carries more weight than it ever has, and its reader is as likely to be an agent as a human. The best modern documentation caters to agents as much as humans. Awesome talk with @collision & @MollySOShea at @browserbase Navigate.