10 Lessons for Agentic Coding

What it is: Drew Breunig revisiting his "10 Lessons for Agentic Coding" list and asking for additions

Gist: the piece frames coding agents as making code cheap but not making judgment cheap; strongest lessons are to implement/rebuild to learn, invest in end-to-end tests, document intent, keep specs in sync, automate the easy stuff, and remember maintenance/support/security still dominate long-term cost

Newsletter angle: the durable agentic-coding playbook is shifting from code production to taste, contracts, and operational discipline

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