While you're debating whether to adopt AI tools, your competitors are shipping features in days instead of weeks. They're not waiting for the "enterprise solution" or the "approved vendor." They're building right now, today, with Claude Code and vibe coding.

The engineers who embrace AI-assisted development today will dominate the market tomorrow. Those who don't will find themselves obsolete faster than they can say "agile methodology."

This isn't speculation. I've built 100+ projects this way. I'm a full-time teacher during the day, and I've still shipped more production code in the last 6 months than most engineering teams ship in a year.

The tools exist. The patterns are emerging. The only question is whether you'll be the one using them, or the one competing against people who do.