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On October 30, 2026, Larsen Cundric made an observation, stating that compared with six months earlier there had been a noticeable change: people are increasingly interacting with coding agents through desktop and mobile, and he asked in return whether developers are still staying in the terminal. Previously, he had launched a poll asking developers whether they actually talk to coding agents in the terminal, IDE, desktop app, or mobile app. At present, this claim comes only from content he himself published; there are no independently developed facts from other sources.
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Larsen Cundric says users are shifting more toward desktop and mobile
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Developers' interactions with coding agents are shifting to desktop and mobile
Larsen Cundric says there has been a clear change compared with six months ago: people are increasingly interacting with coding agents through desktop and mobile, and he asks developers whether they are still stuck in the terminal. He previously launched a poll asking developers whether they actually talk to coding agents in the terminal, IDE, desktop app, or mobile app.