Ask HN: What Coding Agents are y'all using? (strawpoll.com)

A community poll titled “What Coding Agents are y’all using?” has been posted via StrawPoll to gather developer feedback on which autonomous or semi‑autonomous coding assistants people use. The poll infrastructure is standard — users can log in, create and share polls, cast votes that are counted immediately, and report content if needed — but no results or candidate options are included in the snippet. The prompt is clearly aimed at rapidly collecting real‑world usage signals from practitioners rather than presenting research findings. For the AI/ML community this kind of lightweight polling matters because it captures adoption trends for toolchains that orchestrate large language models, tool use, and program execution (examples include Copilot-style completions, LangChain/agent frameworks, Auto-GPT-like workflows, or custom LLM+tool pipelines). Aggregated responses can surface which agents are preferred for tasks like code completion, testing, CI automation, or end‑to‑end pipeline orchestration and can inform priorities around safety, reproducibility, benchmarking, and integrations (API/tooling support, sandboxing, secret handling). While the poll itself contains no outcomes, it signals community interest in quantifying the ecosystem of coding agents — a practical step toward understanding deployment patterns, pain points, and research questions around agent reliability, evaluation metrics, and developer experience.