I have completed all the lectures except for one or two chapters. As a junior developer just entering the workforce, I took this course because I was curious about the instructor's perspective on how to properly utilize AI, and I found myself agreeing with many points. In particular, the opinion that those who still lack a general understanding of services or development don't necessarily need to use sub-agents really resonated with me. Also, I have an experience where Claude made a complete mess while I was developing with FastAPI, nearly forcing me to overhaul the project... This gave me confidence in my personal belief that one needs to be especially careful when using Python. Additionally, I feel that spending a significant amount of time on planning and meticulously writing prompts will become a crucial skill in utilizing AI. Thank you for the great lecture. While I believe this will be a huge help to non-IT majors in developing and operating actual services, I think it would be even better if there were lectures more tailored to developers. Since AI handles the code writing, I'm interested in topics like how to approach the overall service (from an optimization perspective rather than just planning), more efficient debugging methods, or how to effectively utilize the context window. I look forward to a course on AI Agents as well!