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Biased Work-Selection Mechanism in Coding Agents

The work-selection mechanism in coding agents is biased, leading to incomplete coverage of tasks. This results in the agent focusing on a subset of tasks while neglecting others, giving the illusion of productivity. The issue arises from various biases and heuristics, including availability, anchoring, status quo bias, and bounded rationality.

Computing & Technology, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence