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TechRadar · November 4, 2026 · On the brief until November 18, 2026

Why coding agents aren’t delivering the promised gains for engineering – yet

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Generating code and diagnosing software defects

AI coding tools produce code rapidly, but engineering teams struggle to understand and debug the resulting programs. Leaders report no improvement in release speeds because automated tools frequently hallucinate root causes without runtime execution data. Software work has shifted toward untangling and reviewing high volumes of machine output.

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Classes can examine why faster code generation increases human review workloads when debugging agents lack runtime execution records.

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