Topics

Stories grouped by the kind of work and where the source came from. A story can appear under more than one topic. Only topics with two or more stories get a page.

• Language ports

  5 stories

  Moving a codebase from one programming language to another, such as Scala to Java or Zig to Rust.

• Test migrations

  3 stories

  Moving a test suite from one framework to another, such as Enzyme to React Testing Library or JUnit 3 to JUnit 4.

• Migrations

  4 stories

  Moving existing code to a new library, platform or architecture, often as many pull requests.

• Upgrades and modernisation

  3 stories

  Version upgrades and bringing old code up to date.

• Refactoring and maintenance

  3 stories

  Cleaning up, restructuring or fixing existing code without changing what it does.

• New products built with agents

  12 stories

  Apps, libraries, games, sites and internal platforms built mostly by coding agents.

• Research and benchmarks

  6 stories

  Studies and benchmarks that measure what agents do.

• Company rollouts and cost

  4 stories

  Companies giving agents to many engineers, and how they handle adoption and spend.

• Solo builders

  8 stories

  One person working with agents, outside a company team.

• Brownfield codebases

  20 stories

  Agents working in existing codebases rather than starting from scratch.

• Greenfield projects

  14 stories

  Agents building new code from an empty repository.

• Independent sources

  6 stories

  Stories from researchers or press with no stake in the tool or the project.

• Vendor case studies

  17 stories

  Stories published by the company selling the tool, or a company it owns. Read the caveats on these closely.