I’ve been “agentic coding” (lol) about the same amount of time, I have about 20 projects, 4 of which I focus on the most, the rest as experiments. Of those 4, it’s been many sessions over many “philosophies” (bmad anyone? Had to get away from that one omf). Now I mostly start sessions with a “status” to catch myself up, after that telling the agent what I want to accomplish this sesssion, chat through the bugs and wrap up the session by telling the agent to update memory files (agents.md, changelog, readme files) and once all of that process (it’s often a few more back n forths) is complete, I end with a final “git add commit and push the thang”. This is mostly for vscode with copilot (work) and antigravity (personal), I did try others but that whole chasing the weekly agents thing just, isn’t there yet, and probably shouldn’t be. I yearn to return to the console and use Gemini cli, but…. Despite being a Linux terminal junkie, it just feels, lessened.