Join us for Session 26 of the Coding Agents Lunch & Learn, our weekly community gathering for anyone interested in coding agents, agentic AI, AI-powered developer tools, and the rapidly evolving world of software development.
This week, we’re taking a break from the usual featured talk and opening things up for a community-driven discussion on coding agents and the broader agentic AI ecosystem.
There’s no fixed presentation or single topic this time. Instead, we’ll use the session to talk about what people are building, experimenting with, and thinking about right now.
We’ll explore questions like:
- What are people actually using coding agents for today?
- Which agentic coding tools and workflows are working well in practice?
- Where are coding agents genuinely useful, and where do they still fall short?
- What are the biggest challenges around reasoning, context, verification, reliability, and autonomy?
- How are developers adapting their workflows around increasingly capable coding agents?
- What developments in agentic AI are people most interested in exploring next?
This will be a loose, conversational session with plenty of room for attendees and hosts to bring up topics, share experiences, ask questions, and discuss whatever is happening in the world of coding agents.
Whether you’re actively building coding agents, experimenting with AI developer tools, researching agentic systems, or simply curious about what others are working on, come join the conversation.
No slides required. No formal agenda. Just bring your questions, ideas, experiments, and lunch.
Come hang out with the community and let’s see where the conversation goes.
