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Agentic development needs a famous 5 minute install
cory marsh DEV Community
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WordPress became 40% of the Internet because it allowed anyone who could follow along a guide on a Linux terminal could install the Web Server and have the blog up and running in 5 minutes. That famous 5 minute install is what made WordPress the dominant web technology on the web.
Agents like Claude and Codex have taken over not just app and web development in the last 6-12 months - they have also taken over site creation. Anyone can jump into Claude, give it some direction and in 5 minutes get back a pretty damn good set of 2-3 static pages they can throw up on the web with any web server.
That is the agent's 5 minute install.
But what happens when you want to add a signup form? or a calendar, or a small booking system. The agent can build you any bespoke system you want - but will it be secure? Will it be extendable? Will it even be maintainable by the agent in 6 months or will it be a re-write next year?
What agentic development needs is the famous 5 minute install with an agent first CMS that has sandboxed plugins and a standard prescription for how to do the 90% of common tasks so that it will be maintainable and consistent over the next years.
Right now everyone has their own bespoke system. Framer is out there and that's awesome - but doesn't help me if i want to create an online booking system or start selling a widget.
We need an agent first 5 minute install for the new web development environment.
https://bitfire.co/en/forum/
Read original: https://dev.to/cory_marsh/agentic-development-needs-a-famous-5-minute-install-9m7
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