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Fragmented Markers, Mixed Results: A Systematic Review of AI Coding Assistants and Developer Productivity

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The literature suggests that AI coding assistants can support productivity, but current evidence does not yet support simple, context-independent conclusions, so a structured basis for making productivity evidence more interpretable, multidimensional, and comparable across studies is provided.

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