No, the AI takes care of everything but the final manual testing, mostly. It's improving on all aspects over time, too.

It's not that much work.

For software within a certain complexity scope, this is true. Like the average SaaS CRUD experience that many web developers were building before AI - a lot of that can be handled almost entirely by agents, with very little human in the loop activity. But past a certain point of scale/complexity, this breaks down rapidly. In the past 8 months I've seen this occur several times, and if you only rely on agents to get you to that point, then you're in a heap of trouble when you do reach it, because it's very hard to backtrack.

AI has mostly been improving faster than the complexity of the projects people are capable of handling has increased. The lines are going to cross soon.