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Get productive with agentic coding assistants — task framing, iterative prompting, file-scoped workflows, review loops, and multi-file refactors. Use when pairing with an AI coding agent on real codebases.

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# Agentic Coding Assistant Guide

An agentic coding assistant can read your repo, edit files, run commands, and iterate. Your 
leverage comes from task framing, scoping, and verification — not from typing faster.

## Overview

The coding agent loop is: describe intent -> agent explores and plans -> agent edits -> you verify. 
You steer by writing precise task descriptions, constraining scope, and demanding evidence. The 
biggest wins come from using the agent for exploration ("map how auth works in this repo") and 
multi-file mechanical work (renames, migrations, adding consistent patterns), while keeping 
high-judgment decisions — architecture, public APIs, security boundaries — firmly human.

## When to use