Coding agents: Cursor gives them computer use, Claude Code patches its sandbox
Two flagship tools show the two sides of development agents: more capabilities on one hand, more guardrails on the other.
AI for software development: agents, code and open source
I cover AI applied to software development: coding agents, IDEs, command-line tools, open models and security. I look at what actually changes in a developer's work: what runs locally, what it costs, under which license and with which risks.
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Two flagship tools show the two sides of development agents: more capabilities on one hand, more guardrails on the other.
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