Developer tools now have a second audience: the coding agents using them on behalf of people. David Mokos explains what @expo learned when it started designing its platform for both human developers and AI agents.
Trying to force an LLM into perfectly deterministic behavior misses what it does best. Jakub Kuzimski shows how Allegro built a software factory around structured specifications, specialized agents, and explicit decisions instead.
A general-purpose agent can take on more than isolated coding tasks. Nick Miller shows how Grok Bot uses a cloud computer, company context, and familiar tools to handle long-running work across research, communication, and software delivery.
Agents can execute the same prompt-based skill again and again, spending tokens each time. Kent C. Dodds argues that repeated work belongs in deterministic software and demonstrates Kody, a personal software ecosystem designed to let any agent discover and run reusable
Software development is moving from hand-written implementation toward systems where engineers direct agents, shape context, and judge the result. In the Agent Conf 2026 keynote, Mike Grabowski and Michał Pierzchała share how @callstackio is adapting to that shift.
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