I'm a teacher of a foreign language. And I never thought that I could make a project without knowledge of code or could delegate routine tasks to an AI agent.
I tell my colleagues and non-tech people (friends) about my experience using Claude Code or Cursor but they immediately start to answer like "No, it's too hard and I don't trust it". But after some discussions in PLAIN language about it, they become open-minded. WOW!
Thanks to my friends and husband (they're IT specialists) who showed me that AI Agents and skills are not only for them. But some people (like me) don't have such a society and continue to think that a non-IT person is outside of it.
Do you have non-IT friends or colleagues who use it? Why did they start to use it? How did they understand how to use it?
It's really interesting for me because I was scared just by downloading Claude to my computer :):):)
It's just interest. You need to be interested to write it, and it needs to be fun like a game to write it. But to make it fun, there are actually some barriers to entry. I also work at a company, but there are only three people around me who have built an agent as an orchestrator and use it. Even if the company has over 2,000 employees, there are few who use agents. In Korea, there are so many people who sell lectures with trivial knowledge. All they say is to make thousands of dollars a month just by making skills and writing prompts well. In Korea, people think there's something special about AI. I have this strange notion that you can only do this if you have to learn tremendous skills or acquire them from people. In fact, AI is the best and most capable instructor, even though...