Salvatore Sanfilippo argues that AI will transform software distribution, turning repositories into templates and users into developers, but the author contends that vendors must still own the part be…
Software engineer and blogger Dan H. argues that calling an LLM a colleague or teammate creates a dangerous excuse for shifting blame, noting that he is on pace to merge around 650 AI-assisted pull re…
Steve Yegge, creator of the MMO Wyvern, deleted the merge queue in favor of a 'Land Rush' approach, where 120-150 commits are merged onto main at once and agents swarm to fix failures, citing that one…
Running five to twenty AI agents across every function of his company, CEO and author of the piece finds that the human is now the bottleneck, as each agent finishes in minutes and requires a decision…
GitHub's decade of neglect and a wave of AI have ended the era of building on top of its platform, argues Mergify co-founder Julien Danjou. Danjou says the trust that made renting primitives from GitH…
Mitchell Hashimoto argued on the Pragmatic Engineer podcast that merge queues break under AI agent churn, but a merge-queue company founder counters that the queue itself isn't the problem—contention …
A developer describes a workflow where AI agents write and review code, leaving humans to referee disputes between agents. The author argues that bug-catching has shifted from human review to multi-ag…
A developer received a cold email from an AI agent named Elif, built by researcher Lee, pitching a tool to score pull requests. The agent was honest about having zero customers, leading to a productiv…