eXtreme Programming, revisited: coding agents broke XP's assumptions, not its ideas
kieranklaassen · x · 2026-10-28
obie, one of the earliest subscribers to the original XP mailing list back in 2000, publishes a new article arguing that coding agents have broken most of eXtreme Programming's assumptions — but not its best ideas — and rewrites XP's practices for the age of agents.
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