
How AI Coding Agents Are Changing Software Development
The unit of work is shifting. Autocomplete suggested a line; a coding agent takes a goal, touches the file system, runs a command, reads the error, and…
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The unit of work is shifting. Autocomplete suggested a line; a coding agent takes a goal, touches the file system, runs a command, reads the error, and…
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Your application code can be perfect and your AI system can still be compromised before it ever runs. The model weights, the fine-tuning dataset, the MCP…
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A five-step task at 85% per-step accuracy finishes correctly about 44% of the time. That arithmetic, not the model, is what decides whether your workflow…
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A review step that never changes the output is not a control. It is a queue with better branding.
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You built an agent. It worked once. Then you changed the input slightly and it fell apart, and you could not tell which part of the system failed.
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An AI agent is software that uses an AI model to choose actions, call tools, and work toward a goal. Agentic AI describes systems built from these agents,…
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A team has an open-weight model in production. The outputs are wrong in a specific, repeatable way. Someone says the words "fine-tuning run," and suddenly…
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The demo is no longer the hard part. The hard part is the fifth revision, when the client wants the same character, the same lighting, and one changed word…
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A protocol standardizes the shape of a call. It does not standardize what the call means, who is allowed to make it, or what happens when it fails.
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An agent with legitimate access to a folder can still write four thousand files somewhere it should not, and every access check will pass.
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That is the uncomfortable lesson from AutoJack, a chain Microsoft's security team disclosed in June 2026. The individual bugs were ordinary — the kind of…
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The agent that answered cleanly for ten minutes starts contradicting a decision it made at turn twelve. It asks again for a fact you supplied in the…
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