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Next-generation Agentic programming tools such as Cursor and Claude Code adopt a natural language-driven Agent mode, where a single interaction can produce code changes spanning multiple files and hundreds or even thousands of lines, representing a fundamental difference from the line-level completion of early GitHub Copilot.
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9/4/2026
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Valid until: 12/3/2026
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