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    Hackers Ask: Is Anyone Producing Good Code With AI Agents?●Ask HN: Is anybody producing good code with coding agents?YhnScienceBiology286 min ago

    A question on Hacker News asks whether developers are actually producing good code with coding agents like AI assistants that write code autonomously. The poster, ruffrey, wants concrete examples of success rather than hype. The discussion, which drew modest engagement, touches a live nerve in software engineering as teams weigh productivity gains against quality and review overhead from AI-generated code.

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    Developers are voicing strong approval for OpenAI's Codex app, calling it one of the best AI coding tools available. The conversation highlights how the app helps programmers write, review, and debug code faster, with many comparing it favorably to rival assistants. Discussion centers on its practical usefulness in daily development workflows rather than hype, suggesting growing adoption among working engineers.

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    DoorDash Runs 130,000 Engineering Tasks Through Cloud-Based AI Agents●DoorDash’s Flux Runs 130,000 Engineering Tasks through Cloud-Based Agents DoorDash moved engineering agent tasks from laMmastodonTechnologyAI250 min ago

    DoorDash has moved its AI engineering agents from developers' laptops to Flux, a cloud-based platform that now handles around 130,000 automated tasks a month, including roughly 25,000 weekly code reviews. The system runs agents in isolated micro virtual machines and cloud sandboxes designed to keep autonomous code operations secure. The scale of deployment is drawing attention as one of the larger corporate examples of AI agents doing routine software engineering work.

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