According to CoinMeta, Amjad Masad, the founder of Replit, predicts that by the end of 2030, Fortune 500 companies will become "autonomous driving companies," with humans responsible for setting goals and making key decisions, while AI and agent will be in charge of the actual execution. Replit has already launched Replit, for, and Business to promote this model. In the first half of 2026, the code output of the company's engineers nearly tripled, while the time for code review and the number of production incidents remained stable. Sumitomo Mitsui Finance Leasing of Japan stated that a development process that originally required 6 people over 6 months can now be completed by 1 person in one week. As agent is implemented in actual business operations, enterprise permission management faces new challenges; many agent are running in personal accounts and temporary scripts, possibly holding internal system credentials, and there is a lack of unified permission control. Replit proposed agent and habitat to centrally manage these agent, restrict data access, set up manual approvals for sensitive operations, and retain execution records. A16Z, co-founder Marc Andreessen, supports this direction, believing that enterprises should establish a management system that can accommodate agent rather than simply banning its use.