Analysts question coding-agent data: end-user tasks may miss autonomous workloads
eliebakouch · x · 2026-09-10
xlr8harder argues that coding-agent datasets skew toward end-user-oriented tasks, and "RSI"-style workloads launched autonomously by agents may not be represented in token-usage data. eliebakouch endorses the point about the nature of the data being examined.
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