Being a meat proxy for AI should be grounds for getting people fired

The author argues that software developers who simply prompt AI agents to complete tasks and copy-paste results without validation, guidance, or disclosure should face disciplinary action or termination. This "meat proxy" behavior wastes time, shifts validation work onto reviewers, reduces accountability, and contributes nothing of value to teams or companies. The practice is becoming increasingly common and undermines the integrity of software engineering by allowing developers to collect salaries while essentially delegating their responsibilities to AI.