Reviewing agent code killed my love for programming

A self-taught developer expressed a decline in their passion for programming, attributing it to their current job responsibilities. They initially enjoyed building things and seeing them work, but now spend most of their 6-hour workday reviewing code written by an agent and commented on by coderabbit. While the work isn't difficult, it lacks the creative aspect they once loved, leading to a feeling of burnout despite not losing interest in programming.

This account offers a rare first-person perspective on the impact of AI code generation on developer job satisfaction, unlike typical discussions focusing on productivity.