This weekly update covers exciting changes in AI-assisted coding that are making programming easier and faster for developers worldwide. The big news is that Claude Code, a special AI tool made by Anthropic in the United States, reached a huge milestone by making one billion dollars in sales in less than six months. This shows that developers really want AI help when writing computer programs. Meanwhile, companies are working hard to solve one of the biggest problems in coding: code review, which is when other programmers check if new code is safe and works correctly. Right now, code review takes a long time, but AI tools are getting better at helping with this job. By the end of this year, experts believe the code review problem will be solved or much better. In other news, Nvidia, a major computer chip company, just released new open-source AI models called Nemotron 3 that help create agentic AI systems—AI that can do multiple tasks all by itself. These new tools let companies build smart AI systems without having to pay expensive fees. The big picture is that 2026 will be the year when AI coding tools move from exciting experiments to real, practical tools that everyday developers use every single day.