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Merged, Not Measured: An Empirical Study of Performance Issues Fixed by Coding Agents
Coding agents open pull requests (PRs) that claim to speed up software, but studies of human performance fixes say little about how maintainers respond to such a fix or whether its claim holds. From the 71,677 agent PRs of AIDev v4, a text filter and codebook coding by language models and by the aut
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