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This study investigates Agent Plans, task-oriented configuration artifacts that guide agentic AI coding tools like Claude Code and Gemini in open-source software. It builds on prior research about project-level context files but focuses on more specific task guidance.
This study investigates Agent Plans, task-oriented configuration artifacts that guide agentic AI coding tools like Claude Code and Gemini in open-source software. It builds on prior research about project-level context files but focuses on more specific task guidance.
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Repository-level configuration artifacts allow developers to provide guidance for agentic AI coding tools, such as Claude Code, Gemini, etc. Although prior research has examined repository-shared context files that capture project-level instructions and conventions (e.g., AGENTS.md files), little is known about...
Understanding how developers use Agent Plans can improve the effectiveness of AI coding tools by providing clearer, task-specific instructions. This insight helps optimize AI integration in software development workflows.
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VQV surfaced this signal because it is recent, relevant to AI Coding Tools, connected to arXiv.
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