Coding Agents Outrun Releases // AIDRAN

The institutional shift is that coding-agent adoption is no longer measured by whether a model can produce a patch. It is measured by whether an organization can inspect, test, route, and reject that patch without turning senior engineers into full-time supervisors. The Signadot argument that shipping reliable agents requires different delivery infrastructure turns the agent from a coding tool into a systems problem. The company that treats agents as labor without redesigning release control inherits the failure mode: faster output, slower trust.

Coding Agents Have Outrun The Release Process

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