AWS said developers spend most of their time on non-coding tasks, lowering productivity. It introduced Amazon Q Developer, an AI agent to aid developers, at the re:Invent keynote on Tuesday.

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In a post Tuesday, Amazon Web Services said developers report spending an average of "just one hour per day" on actual coding. The rest is eaten up by "tedious, undifferentiated tasks," AWS said.