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AI coding tools that operate agentically — multi-step, tool-using, semi-autonomous coding agents and CLI/IDE agent products (e.g., agentic modes of coding assistants). Covers claims about their adoption, capabilities, and role in software engineering; excludes general developer productivity measurement and benchmark methodology.

AI coding tools became substantially more capable during 2025 with the adoption of agentic tools.

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