The Rise of Software Agentic Engineering ft. Karthik Rameshkumar

What happens when software engineers stop being the only ones writing the code?We’re moving from traditional software engineering to agentic engineering where AI coding agents can write code, make changes, run tests, review their work and increasingly take on bigger parts of the development process.In this episode of Idu Namma Techu, Dhanush sits down with Karthik Rameshkumar, Field CTO of Entire.io, to talk about what this shift actually means for developers and the way software teams work.Karthick has spent years building engineering teams and developer ecosystems in India, including at DigitalOcean, Twilio and GitHub. Now, with Entire.io, he’s working on a very different problem: how do we build software when AI agents become a fundamental part of the engineering team?We get into coding agents, ADLC, code reviews, developer workflows, context, Git, and why simply generating code isn't the hard part anymore. We also talk about what happens to the role of a developer when agents can do more of the implementation and what humans will need to focus on instead.And of course, we dive into Entire.io, why Karthick and the team are building it, how it connects AI agent sessions with Git and code changes, and what this could mean for the future of AI-native software development. Entire describes itself as a git-native developer platform for AI coding workflows, capturing agent sessions and their context alongside code. Entire.io: entire.io Entire on GitHub: github.com/entireio Entire CLI: github.com/entireio/cliIf you're a developer, engineering leader, founder, or just curious about where software development is heading, this conversation is about that transition from writing code ourselves to building systems where humans and AI agents work together.