Two devs use coding agents to write 6.1M lines of code in 5 months
tetsuoai · x · 2026-08-22
Two developers have been building AgenC, an agent economy on Solana, since January 2025. With the help of coding agents, they landed 9,370 commits and wrote 6.1M lines of code across 9 repos in just five months. The author notes that this pace rivals the output of a floor of engineers, approaching the scale of the Linux kernel's development over 35 years.
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