CodeHistory.org https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Keith Decker and TAEMS: Modeling Tasks for Distributed Agent Coordination Tuomas Sandholm and Automated Negotiation: Algorithms for Deals, Auctions, and Contracts Michael Wellman and Market-Oriented Programming Michael Littman and Markov Games: Extending Reinforcement Learning to Multiple Agents Peter Stone and RoboCup: Multi-Agent Learning in a Competitive World Jeffrey Bradshaw and KAoS: Policies for Governing Autonomous Agents Lin Padgham, Michael Winikoff, and Prometheus: Engineering Multi-Agent Systems Systematically Hyacinth Nwana and Software Agents: Classifying the Agent Boom of the 1990s FIPA and the Attempt to Standardize Agent Communication Tim Finin and KQML: Giving Software Agents a Communication Language Sourcegraph Cody and Repository-Aware AI Coding at Codebase Scale Xingyao Wang, Graham Neubig, and OpenHands: Building an Open Software-Development Agent Ivis Buric and GPT Pilot: An AI Developer That Builds Step by Step Scott Wu, Cognition, and Devin: The Autonomous Software Engineer Eric Simons and Bolt.new: Building Full-Stack Apps Inside the Browser Varun Mohan, Codeium, and Windsurf: From AI Autocomplete to an Agentic IDE Paul Gauthier and Aider: Git-Native AI Pair Programming in the Terminal Saoud Rizwan and Cline: Giving a Coding Agent Files, Terminal, and Human Approval Vercel v0 and the Shift from UI Generation to Full-Stack App Building Maor Shlomo and Base44: Natural-Language Software Creation with a Built-In Backend LiveCodeBench and the Fight Against Benchmark Contamination SWE-agent and the Move from Code Generation to Repository-Level Software Agents CodeGen and the Scaling of Conversational Program Synthesis DeepCoder and the Early Use of Deep Learning for Program Synthesis DeepSeek-Coder and the Open Code-Model Scaling Race Qwen2.5-Coder and the Expansion of Open Multilingual Code Models TransCoder and Unsupervised Translation Between Programming Languages CodeRL and the Use of Test Feedback to Train Code Generators InCoder and the Rise of Fill-in-the-Middle Code Editing CodeT5 and the Encoder-Decoder Model for Code Understanding and Generation Site Reliability Engineering and Google’s Attempt to Engineer Operations The Capability Maturity Model and the Institutionalization of Software Process Continuous Delivery and the Deployment Pipeline Martin Fowler and Refactoring: Changing Structure Without Changing Behavior Design Patterns and the Gang of Four: Reusable Vocabulary for Object-Oriented Design UML and the Attempt to Standardize Software Design Notation GDB and the Free Source-Level Debugger Subversion and the Attempt to Fix CVS Without Abandoning Centralized Version Control Stephen Johnson and lint: Static Analysis Enters the Unix Toolchain David Parnas and Information Hiding: Modular Design as a Software Engineering Principle SPDX and the Standardization of Software License Metadata Eclipse and the Open-Source IDE Platform KDE and the Quest for a Consistent Free Unix Desktop GNOME and the Community-Built Free Desktop Blender and the Community That Bought Its Source Code Free Bugzilla and the Web-Based Bug Tracker That Scaled Open Collaboration SourceForge and the Forge Model for Hosting Open-Source Projects The Cathedral and the Bazaar: How Eric Raymond Turned Open Development Into a Software Method Home Journal