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As AI coding agents take on more work and raise pull requests, who is responsible when something goes wrong? An article published on 30 October argues that project management needs to keep a named person accountable and limit work to what that person can review.
Why it mattersThe author points to Linear’s brief experiment with assigning issues directly to AI agents: without a responsible human attached, people did not know whom to contact when problems arose. It is a useful warning that delegation can move faster than accountability.
Discuss: Should coding agents ever be assigned work without a named human owner, even if that limits how much teams can delegate?
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