What if your code reviews could be faster, more secure, and nearly effortless? Enter Anthropic’s Claude Code Review Agent, a new AI tool that promises to transform the way developers approach one of ...

New capability delivers organization-specific fixes directly in developers' workflows, making them easy to understand, review, and implement - in one click When AI security tools suggest fixes without ...

As artificial intelligence begins writing more code than humans do, the meaning of clean code is undergoing a profound shift ...

Today, organizations such as Monday.com, Box, and others are using Qodo 2.0 to manage high-velocity AI-assisted development at scale. Qodo 2.0 is available today. Additional information on the ...

What if you could manage complex projects with the precision of a symphony conductor, delegating tasks seamlessly while keeping the big picture in focus? Leon van Zyl walks through how Claude Code’s ...

At its Universe 2025 event, GitHub today announced Agent HQ, a new platform designed to let developers orchestrate and manage AI agents directly within GitHub and Visual Studio Code. The company ...

As AI-assisted coding becomes more common, a new pattern is emerging: multi-agent workflows. A multi-agent workflow refers to using various AI agents in parallel for specific software development life ...

We’ve been expecting it for a while, and now it’s here: OpenAI has introduced an agentic coding tool called Codex in research preview. The tool is meant to allow experienced developers to delegate ...

AI-powered coding agents are now real and usable, if not without their foibles. Here’s a brief look at the top prospects. A year ago, almost nobody had heard of coding agents, and if they did, it was ...

AI is flipping software development from execution to oversight. Here's how intent, validation and governance are replacing ...

Following additional review, Ars has determined that the story “After a routine code rejection, an AI agent published a hit piece on someone by name,” did not meet our standards. Ars Technica has ...