Coding agents are being measured as repository co-workers, not code generators
The day’s strongest evidence treats coding agents as repository actors that train, act, and fail inside real workflows.
The day’s strongest evidence treats coding agents as repository actors that train, act, and fail inside real workflows.
Repository owners can add controls at the points where coding agents already create operational load: overlapping pull requests, mixed-trust tool data, and evaluations that miss long-running repository work.