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How to Manage and Secure AI Coding Agents

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An AI coding agent is software that writes, tests, and ships code independently. This level of autonomy earlier tools never had. It doesn't wait for you to accept a suggestion line by line. It takes a goal, breaks it into steps, and executes. To do that,…

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