Agentic coding support?

tl;dr: are you guys open to adding a cursor-like agentic coding pane (along with something like an LSP to support it)? If this already exists, I'm super sorry and would love a pointer!

My 9yo son is attending a coding camp again. I was speaking to him about his experience and learned that most of the kids spent their time googling and downloading games that other people had already developed. I asked him "but you must have ideas about how you'd like to change these games or tweak them, right?" and while he agreed, he said that it was "too much work". While part of me is sad that my kid is just not interested in learning the mechanics of coding, the other part of me recognizes that I haven't directly authored a single line of code in well over 6 months if not a year. And yet my productivity is roughly 10x and climbing, my code quality is up, test coverage up, etc. So... thoughts about adding agentic coding support?

The rather immediate counter argument, about "that's not how you learn to code" strikes me as enshrining the artisanship while underplaying the critical thinking aspect, which, at least for me, is brought to the fore by agentic coding work. I think this is one way to get kids experimenting, encourage and support curiosity, and I think that's a gateway to learning.

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by mapping the JavaScript mono-repo’s editor architecture and checking whether an LSP or agentic integration already exists; define the coding pane, integration boundary, and acceptance criteria before implementation.