Dropbox's Nova, LinkedIn's MCP tooling, and GitHub's Copilot app show coding agents becoming a fleet that needs orchestration, sandboxing, and context plumbing.
Uber's $1,500-per-tool monthly cap on Claude Code isn't about frugality — it's the first public admission that no one can measure agentic coding's return.
A sabotaged jqwik release and a critical Starlette flaw expose one blind spot: coding agents run third-party code under a threat model nobody designed for.
