agentic-coding

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The App Store Is Getting a Vibe-Coding Supply Shock, and Apple Looks Understaffed for It

Apple’s App Store has a supply-side problem now, and that is a very different problem from the one the industry spent the last two years arguing about. The loud prediction was that AI assistants would make apps less important by replacing them with chat. What actually seems to be

19 Apr 2026 5 min read

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NVIDIA Wants Coding Agents to Stop Faking Computer-Vision Expertise

NVIDIA’s latest DeepStream pitch is interesting for a reason that has almost nothing to do with the usual agent-demo theater. The company is not asking developers to marvel at a chatbot that scaffolded another todo app. It is trying to convince teams that coding agents can be useful inside

18 Apr 2026 5 min read

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NVIDIA Is Building the Infrastructure Layer Coding Agents Actually Need

The coding-agent market spends a lot of time arguing about brains and not enough time talking about plumbing. Which model writes the cleaner diff. Which benchmark moved three points. Which assistant feels more opinionated. Meanwhile, the teams actually running agentic workflows at scale are discovering a more boring truth: if

18 Apr 2026 4 min read

agentic-coding

Anthropic Wants Vibe Coding to Graduate From Mockups to Production Handoffs

Anthropic's newest product is nominally a design tool, but the more interesting read is that the company is trying to turn vibe coding into an actual production pipeline. The market has no shortage of AI products that can spit out a landing page mockup, a slide deck, or

18 Apr 2026 4 min read

agentic-coding

Microsoft’s Pitch for Agentic Refactoring Is Simple: Put the Coding Agent in a MicroVM and Stop Arguing About YOLO Mode

Most agentic-coding debates are still stuck in the least interesting place possible: whether developers should trust a model enough to let it run with fewer approval prompts. Microsoft’s latest Azure post makes a more useful argument. The real question is not whether you should embrace YOLO mode on your

17 Apr 2026 5 min read

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GitHub’s `gh skill` Launch Turns Coding-Agent Know-How Into a Portable Supply Chain

GitHub’s new gh skill command looks tiny until you think about what it is trying to standardize. For the past year, the agentic-coding ecosystem has been full of useful behavior with terrible packaging. Teams discover a good workflow, wrap it in a folder with a SKILL.md, a few

17 Apr 2026 5 min read

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OpenAI’s New Codex App Is a Quiet Bet That Coding Agents Should Run Your Whole Workday

OpenAI’s newest Codex release is not really a feature drop. It is a land grab for the workday. That is the part worth paying attention to. Coding agents already write functions, fix tests, and open pull requests. Plenty of products can demo that now. What OpenAI is betting is

17 Apr 2026 4 min read

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GitHub’s Latest Copilot Pitch Is a Quiet Endorsement of Vibe-Coding With Guardrails, Not Raw Autonomy

GitHub’s latest Copilot pitch is nominally about a personal dashboard. The real story is that GitHub just published one of the better accidental manifestos for how “vibe coding” becomes useful without becoming unserious. The post centers on Brittany Ellich, a GitHub staff engineer who built a personal organization command

16 Apr 2026 4 min read

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GPT-5.2 Looks Less Like a Chat Upgrade and More Like OpenAI’s Next Coding-Agent Base Model

OpenAI says GPT-5.2 is its best model for professional knowledge work. Fine. The more useful read is narrower: this looks like the next serious substrate for coding agents, whether OpenAI wants to say the quiet part loudly or not. Look at what the company chose to emphasize. GPT-5.2

16 Apr 2026 4 min read

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Claude Opus 4.7 Looks Less Like a Model Refresh and More Like Anthropic Fixing Agent Reliability

Anthropic did not price Claude Opus 4.7 like a moonshot. That is the point. The company shipped its new flagship generally available model at the same $5 per million input tokens and $25 per million output tokens as Opus 4.6, then spent most of the launch arguing not

16 Apr 2026 5 min read

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Anthropic’s Latest Claude Code Positioning Is Barely About Developers Anymore

Anthropic’s latest Claude Code product positioning is interesting not because it says coding agents are useful. Everyone in this market says that now. It is interesting because Anthropic is barely selling Claude Code as a developer tool anymore. The product page frames it as an agentic system that can

16 Apr 2026 4 min read

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OpenAI’s Cyber-Safety Update Confirms Coding Agents Have Crossed Into a Different Risk Class

The coding-agent market has spent a year talking as if safety were a downstream issue. Ship faster, wire in review later, add a scanner if compliance starts sending tense emails. OpenAI’s new cyber-safety documentation for Codex is a useful correction because it admits the problem now starts earlier than

16 Apr 2026 4 min read

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