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Equation 2 · Part 1 · Agentic Coding Tools in 2035: Four Scenarios, Their Signals, and What Would Falsify Them

Symbol mu

μ\mu
μ\mu

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the what raises.

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What raises μ\mu is the less obvious half, and it is exactly where the two axes touch: if evidence generated under one tool’s verification pass has to be regenerated from scratch every time a change crosses a tool or organizational boundary, the effective μ\mu available at any single gate is lower than the organization’s raw checking capacity, because part of that capacity is spent re-proving what was already proven elsewhere.

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The two axes are not independent, and the coupling matters more than either axis alone. Picture agent-produced candidate changes arriving at an organization’s review-and-merge gate at rate λ\lambda , while the organization’s verification stage — tests, evaluators, human reviewers — disposes of them at rate μ\mu . Treated as a simple queue, it is stable only while

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