VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @aiDotEngineer, the account shared a clip of Zach Lloyd's AIE NY talk arguing that teams should build benchmarks from their own real coding tasks. The post promotes AI Engineer's coding-agent summit, which the source title lists as taking place November 10–12 in San Francisco. @trq212, who gives the closing keynote, also teased what they will share there. Attendance is by application.
According to a post on X by @aiDotEngineer, the account shared a clip of Zach Lloyd's AIE NY talk arguing that teams should build benchmarks from their own real coding tasks. The post promotes AI Engineer's coding-agent summit, which the source title lists as taking place November 10–12 in San Francisco. @trq212, who gives the closing keynote, also teased what they will share there. Attendance is by application.
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AI Engineer shared a clip of Zach Lloyd's AIE NY talk arguing that teams should build benchmarks from their own real coding tasks, to promote its coding-agent summit. @trq212, who gives the closing keynote, also teased what he'll share there. Attendance is by application. Also: https://ai.engineer/code · <a...
The clip points to one way to measure coding agents: testing them against a team's own real tasks. Engineering leads evaluating AI coding tools may find this approach useful when deciding how to judge them. The source does not detail the keynote content, so the summit page at ai.engineer/code is the place to check for specifics.
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VQV surfaced this signal because it is recent, relevant to AI Coding Tools, connected to Scobleizer News Pulse (X).
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