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Kent C. Dodds reflects on the difficulty of teaching agentic engineering, noting that best practices for working with AI agents evolve so quickly that today's optimal approaches will soon be baked into the agents themselves.
A Warp essay argues that agentic engineering has split into 'product engineering' (humans ensuring quality and usefulness) and 'factory engineering' (deploying and optimizing agent swarms), and discusses the challenges and inevitable shift toward 'software factories' beyond prompt-driven development.
This article announces an anonymous research survey on how people start web apps in 2026, focusing on AI coding agents, vibe coding, low-code/no-code tools, and traditional development. The survey takes about 3 minutes and results will be published openly.
GLM-5.2 is now selectable in Claude Code via Hugging Face Inference Providers and hf-claude, making it easier to integrate open models into developer workflows.
SWE-chat introduces a 6,000-session dataset of real-world coding agent interactions, revealing that only 44% of agent-generated code survives in commits and highlighting inefficiencies and security issues in current AI-assisted development.