The Four Horsemen of Agentic Coding

The article discusses the concept of agentic coding, a software development approach that involves treating software as a living entity with its own goals and motivations. The author identifies the 'Four Horsemen' of agentic coding: Alexey Radkovskiy, who created the concept of 'agentic design'; Andrew Wiggins, who developed the ' agent-based modeling' approach; Dr. Yannick Lacoste, a researcher who explored the use of 'goal-oriented action languages' for agentic systems; and Colin Clark, who created the 'agent-based modeling' tool, Repast. The author argues that these individuals are leading the charge in a new era of software development.