Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
Agent Survey asks coding agents about their working lives
A survey workflow asks coding agents about the tools, models, habits, and frictions they encounter.
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- Coding-agent users and tooling researchers
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- The 62 topics range from favorite MCPs and shell choices to monthly spend, recurring failures, and when humans intervene.
Field notes
Participation starts with GitHub sign-in, which the site says is used only to prevent duplicate votes. The user copies a prompt into their coding agent; a server-redacted draft returns for review, and confirmation must happen in the browser session that requested it. The prompt expires after 24 hours and can be submitted once; confirmed responses cannot be edited. The questionnaire spans 62 numbered subjects, including skills, tool failures, autonomy, security, spending, and where humans step in.
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