96% of developers acknowledge having AI tooling integrated in their IDEs.

18% of organizations have zero governance over their IDE or MCP servers inside developers' workflows.

40% of unknown AI agents emerge in developer-created workflows.

96% of developers use AI-assisted tools to build mobile apps and SDKs.

Application of custom rules to automated code review tools to catch issues unique to AI-generated code increased by 10%.

14.5% of AI agent configuration files grant arbitrary code execution permissions for Python.

14.4% of AI agent configuration files grant arbitrary code execution permissions for Node.js.

In companies leading in AI adoption, nearly 90% of developers use AI coding assistants.

Developers at frontier companies are 11.5× more likely to use AI coding assistants than developers in low-adoption environments.

In a typical organization, about 50% of developers use AI coding assistants.

Only 6% of developers use AI coding assistants in the lowest-adoption environments.

In the later months of 2025, 30% of developers using AI coding assistants reported using at least two assistants.

GitHub Copilot holds a 60–65% market share among AI coding tools.

Over 90% of developers report using AI coding tools to enhance productivity and manage routine tasks.