SEOs building lightweight tools in IDEs - trend or trash?
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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast
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Uh next one actually I'm gonna go off script a little bit. I'm gonna throw in a different one. So this one, uh, we're gonna use the theme of crystal ball. In the next eighteen months, how do you see IDEs further developing?
You know, I I see I see a lot of our technology moving into the background. I think it was uh there was a post about Claude basically the the swarm agents doing all the coding in the background, like we'll have less and less touch points with what's actually being orchestrated. We should know what's going on. So this this is happening. Yeah. They're gonna they're gonna move more into the background. You're gonna be interacting with them less and less and less. And so that's why I think it's important to get on things now so that you understand what's happening in the background. Because troubleshooting involves getting into the weeds. And if you don't see what's happening, you won't be able to get into the into the weeds.
So uh IDEs are becoming more and more sophisticated every single week. And Crystal Ball says, yes, right. I'm trying to think of the magic. Magic eight ball here. Um, that's not a crystal ball. It's close enough. Yeah. In the magic eight ball, what word would come up? So These tools are gonna I I think they're gonna go into the background, but also I'm gonna caution this with like anybody who's making predictions now. It's the Wild West, so I see these tools getting better and better and better and having to go through fewer and fewer iterations with them. So less touch going forward. I anticipate that being the case, especially if if you have these tools set up in a way that's learning from you, or you're providing your instructions ahead of time, like a if you're building like a if you have like a real-time agent or a system agent.
That guides how the machine works for you or the the ID works for you, you'll be able to wrangle these tools to do precisely what you want with less and less interaction. So I I only see them getting better and I only see more and more people using them. Like I talk to people who are not in the SEO space or even like use computers for their day job and they're starting to use these things and they're having amazing applications for their work. So
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