Coding agents
Agents that write, run and fix code: real autonomy, orchestration of several agents, permissions granted, and measured effects on software teams.
Each topic gathers the articles and the tools attached to it.
Agents that write, run and fix code: real autonomy, orchestration of several agents, permissions granted, and measured effects on software teams.
Editors supercharged with AI: completion, built-in agents, project memory, and what these features really change in a developer's day-to-day work.
The models themselves: families, price per million tokens, code benchmarks, open weights, and the criteria teams use to pick a supplier.
The infrastructure behind the agents: model hosting, APIs, managed services, running costs, and how much of it depends on a few suppliers.
Emerging building blocks: reasoning, autonomous agent use, embedding inside tools, evaluation methods, and announcements that really move the market.
Bets worth watching: usage scenarios, working methods, process redesigns, and hypotheses that have not yet proven themselves in the field.