Where it started
An observation in a team of consultants
They understood their clients' problems completely, and could describe a solution precisely enough for a coding agent to build it.
The wall
Then they stopped, every time
A repository, a pipeline, a server, a certificate. The ideas didn't fail on merit. They waited on somebody else's calendar.
The other half
Inside companies, it got built anyway
On laptops, in personal accounts, in spreadsheets that grew into processes. Useful work, but invisible to IT, and gone when the person who built it left.
What changed
Coding agents can write the code
The authoring half of low-code's promise is delivered. What was missing is somewhere governed for the result to run, and a way to hand it on.
Today
Syntica
Where what you build in a chat runs properly, stays yours, and stays visible to the people responsible for it.