This weekly update shows how AI coding agents are changing how people write computer programs. These smart helpers are getting much better at their jobs.

A new study shows that popular AI coding tools like Cursor now write over 70% of the code needed for many tasks. This means programmers spend less time typing and more time thinking about big ideas.

The biggest change is that programmers are now using teams of AI agents instead of just one helper. Think of it like having a whole team of robot assistants. One robot might write the front part of a website, while another writes the back part, and a third one tests everything to make sure it works.

Companies are also making these AI helpers smarter and more independent. The new systems can think step by step, just like humans do when solving hard problems. They can even fix their own mistakes and learn from experience.

Microsoft's Azure AI platform is helping businesses build these agent teams more easily. This makes it simpler for companies to use AI coding helpers in their daily work.

The money side of this story is impressive too. The global market for AI agents was worth about $5.25 billion in 2024, but experts think it will grow to $199 billion by 2034. That's a huge jump!

These changes mean coding is becoming easier for everyone. New programmers can get help from AI agents, while experienced coders can work on bigger and more exciting projects. The future of making software looks very different from today.