AI-driven development is a spectrum. It's not a single thing you should use, not one setup that's universal, not one tool that's the best. Your workflow is unique to you, same as your editor setup.

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AI-driven development is not a one-size-fits-all solution — it's a spectrum of tools, workflows, and setups that each developer must discover for themselves. Drawing a parallel to the editor customization craze of 2014-2018, the author argues that the current flood of AI tools, MCPs, skills, and workflow recommendations can be overwhelming. The key takeaway is that your AI workflow should be personal and evolve organically, rather than chasing every new recommendation or 'perfect' setup.

AI-driven development - It's a spectrum