What changes when a coding agent becomes part of everyday engineering work? This collection looks beyond access and generated output to the choices, retries, context, and verification around agent-assisted development.
Adoption tells you who has access. The more useful questions are where agents help, where they create follow-up work, and how developers respond when the first answer is incomplete.
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Tokens, sessions, tool calls, and generated changes are useful observations. They become useful management evidence only when connected to the task, the workflow, and what happened afterward.
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