This week brought big news about AI agents and how they are changing coding and software development. An AI agent is like a smart helper that can do multiple tasks on its own without needing a person to do each step.

The biggest news was that major tech companies created the Agentic AI Foundation to help build AI agents together. This is important because companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Block are working together instead of competing. They released something called the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which is like a universal language that helps different AI systems talk to each other and use tools.

Google, Microsoft, and other companies also released new AI agent tools this week. Google Workspace Studio lets people build AI agents using simple English words instead of writing code. Microsoft introduced new tools that help developers use both Claude and GPT models together, giving them more choices for building AI apps.

In the construction industry, AI agents are starting to help with planning and managing building projects. These agents can understand complex instructions and make decisions without a human telling them what to do at every step. The trend is clear: AI agents are becoming the main way people will build software in the future instead of writing everything from scratch.

Experts say these AI agents need to stay under human control though. Developers and companies should decide when an AI agent can make decisions on its own and when a person should check its work. The future of coding is not just about writing code anymore, it's about teaching AI agents what to do and letting them help us work faster and smarter.