Comment by JeremyNT

> It's since november 2025, the so called "inflection point", that I'm still wondering for who coding agents become "really good".

I think this may depend on the sorts of work you do. For those of us who mostly live in web using established frameworks, that's about when I came to conclude they could do everything and do it well.

I can have opencode discover third party APIs and generate fully working solutions that are well integrated into an existing long-lived codebase. I still review the MRs by hand but I only ever discover spec errors or style issues, not defects in the code itself. This was a big change from ~summer 2025.

This is a really well defined space though with strong conventions. If you're doing something more interesting YMMV.