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The eighth article in Microsoft's series on Agent Experience (AX) discusses how to effectively evaluate AI coding agents and improve their integration with technology. It covers controlling the agent stack, measuring extension impact, and iterating for better results.
The eighth article in Microsoft's series on Agent Experience (AX) discusses how to effectively evaluate AI coding agents and improve their integration with technology. It covers controlling the agent stack, measuring extension impact, and iterating for better results.
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This is the eighth and final article in a series about Agent Experience (AX): the practice of making AI coding agents work correctly with your technology. The series covers what you can and can’t control in the agent stack, how to measure whether your extensions are helping or hurting, and how to iterate toward...
Understanding how to properly evaluate AI coding agents helps developers ensure these tools work correctly and efficiently with their systems. This leads to more reliable AI-assisted coding workflows.
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