Awesome. I remember thinking last year that software is about to get a lot more buggy now that people are offloading more to AI, but tools like this give me hope that perhaps the future of software actually looks a lot more safe.

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s08148692 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Anecdotally in my company we have observed a far lower incident and outage rate since we moved to complete Agentic coding.

The extra velocity has meant we move considerably faster than the product team, so a lot of that extra dev capacity has been channeled into improving our tests, verifications and automated review processes - so hardly anything is slipping through the gaps.

This is the opposite of what I expected when we started working this way. One of the concerns we as a team raised was that it would lead to more bugs and lower quality but after 6 months the opposite appears to be true

	▲	greenowl 3 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Any engineering layoffs? Still hiring? Frozen?
	▲	vikramkr 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Have seen that as well. A ton of the extra eng productivity has flowed into better eng practices

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conartist6 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

it'll be much better once each CI run costs $10,000 for the AI to make sure you didn't break its giant proof

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Gasp0de 4 hours ago | parent [-]

How often do you need to change the actual library which does the encryption for the signal protocol? Adding features to the app does not require changes to the encryption.

	▲	wtetzner 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I think they were making a point about software in general, not just an encryption library.