Coding Agents and the Future of Engineering

​Join this live session for a data-driven look at how coding agents are reshaping software engineering — increasing throughput, elevating the importance of context, and pushing more of the SDLC toward automation.

​We'll share timely findings from the new Cursor Developer Habits Report, including how the work of building software is shifting from isolated code generation toward a new model of engineering: larger units of work, deeper agent collaboration, more context-rich workflows, and a growing share of the development lifecycle handled autonomously.

​Attendees will leave with:

• ​A clearer understanding of how coding agents are changing the way modern engineering teams plan, build, review, and ship software.

• ​A practical framework for thinking about the next generation of engineering metrics, workflows, and team design in an agent-shaped SDLC.

• ​A sharper point of view on what engineering leaders should be paying attention to now as coding agents move from assistive tools to core infrastructure.

​As models absorb more context and more agent-generated work reaches production flows, engineering organizations will need new mental models for throughput, quality, and team design. This session will help engineering leaders understand what those shifts mean now — and what they signal for the future of their teams.