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Claim check False

"No-code tools replace a developer", checked against a real build

We rebuilt one working pipeline in a no-code tool. It got close, then hit a wall a developer would not have.

May 4, 2026 · 5 min read · by the JMM Research desk

Draft entry. The full analysis for this piece ships with the data pipeline; the dataset it grades against is being assembled.