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A longitudinal analysis of 33,228 pull requests from vLLM and SGLang projects shows how AI coding assistants and autonomous agentic systems have changed the pace and structure of open-source software engineering. The study examines metrics such as pull request throughput, cycle time, and contributo...
A longitudinal analysis of 33,228 pull requests from vLLM and SGLang projects shows how AI coding assistants and autonomous agentic systems have changed the pace and structure of open-source software engineering. The study examines metrics such as pull request throughput, cycle time, and contributo...
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The rapid adoption of AI coding assistants and autonomous agentic development systems has coincided with major changes in the pace and structure of open-source software engineering. Yet empirical longitudinal evidence of these changes at the team level remains limited. We present a descriptive longitudinal...
Understanding these engineering shifts helps clarify how AI agents influence collaborative software development workflows, with implications for biomedical AI agents and bioinformatics pipeline development. This evidence informs future integration of AI in complex, team-based coding environments.
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