GitHub Copilot coding agent: is it enough for a team?
The GitHub Copilot coding agent turns an issue into a pull request well. Specifying the issue and judging the result both stay with the team.
Read moreNotes on product ownership for teams running coding agents.
The GitHub Copilot coding agent turns an issue into a pull request well. Specifying the issue and judging the result both stay with the team.
Read moreScaling AI adoption past the pilot means copying what made the first team work, a measured backlog, an owner and review time, not its configuration.
Read moreDone vs deployed comes down to where each criterion can be checked. For anything a user sees, merged is a step on the way, not the finish line.
Read moreMCP server security comes down to what each tool can change, how narrowly its tokens are scoped, and whether its tool descriptions can shift later.
Read moreA burndown chart counts work when it closes. With agents, work closes at review, so the line sits flat for days and then drops off a cliff.
Read moreUseful AI commit messages record why a change was made, which work item it served and that an agent wrote it. Restating the diff helps nobody.
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