Make Your Coding Agent More Autonomous: Delegate, Improve and Evaluate

Coding agents are becoming more capable and able to take on more complex engineering tasks. The next step is to delegate more work to the agent you already use, letting him run autonomously with less supervision.

This workshop gives you a continuous improvement loop. Delegate a bounded task, inspect where the agent needs help, and improve its harness: the context, rules and skills around it.

Then use evals to test whether those changes actually help. Build a small set of representative tasks and measure task success, reliability, and the human intervention required.

This new model of work will create a substantial increase in output which will expose new bottlenecks. Planning, missing context, coordination, review, and verification will become the work that demands most of your attention.

To improve delivery, we'll also look across the SDLC: where does work get stuck, what can your agent help with, and where does human judgment matter most?

You'll leave with a practical method for increasing your agent's autonomy over time, so you can delegate more useful work and keep improving how it moves from idea to production.