Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the release of three new AI agents aimed at revolutionizing the coding process. These agents are capable of working autonomously for days without human oversight, learning from previous coding sessions and adapting to a company's specific codebase. One notable agent, Kiro, is designed to operate independently, while another, the AWS Security Agent, scans projects for vulnerabilities, addressing a critical concern in AI-assisted coding. This development reflects a broader trend in the tech industry towards more sophisticated autonomous systems, which could lead to increased efficiency and reduced errors in software development. As startups race to create better coding models, the implications of these advancements raise questions about the future of coding and the role of human developers.