Lonnie McRorey | TeamStation AI·4d agoThe Bottleneck Moved: Code Review in the Age of AI AgentsWriting got cheap. Checking didn’t. Here’s what a CTO or CIO should do about it.
Lonnie McRorey | TeamStation AI·6d agoThe Merge Gate Nobody Budgeted ForIs code review the new bottleneck in the AI SDLC? Yes, and that’s the part a CTO or CIO should want to keep.
Gautam V.·Nov 4AI-Accelerated Engineering (Part 2): SDLC using KBASInstall @ai-kbos/kbas-kit, explore sample e-com microservice workspace and try the latest version in your projects.A response icon1A response icon1
Vasil Manolov·Nov 3How software engineering is changingAI. Like it or not, it will be the centrepiece of this essay, as it clearly represents the biggest change in our industry since I joined it…
Arvind Kumar·Nov 3Before I Write a Line of Code, I Argue With Claude About the ProblemUsing Claude for problem framing, lightweight design decisions, and design critique — and where it’s most likely to quietly mislead you.
Abhinit Saxena·Oct 27Beyond a Single Repository: Can Knowledge Graphs Improve AI-Assisted MuleSoft Development?A response icon1A response icon1
InThe Leading IndicatorbyLucas McGregor·Oct 26Don’t Use Agents as Virtual EmployeesDesign for the work, not the rolesA response icon8A response icon8
Krzysztof Kruk·Oct 19And then there were only cats and dogs…This article is a bit more philosophical. Why do we automate everything? And if we’ve already automated so much, why do we still feel…
Sergii Kravtsov·Oct 7A New Salesperson Ramps Faster with AI-assisted Wiki FolioWhen Every Answer Has a SourceCited answers, rules the manager sets, and a to-do list of what your docs are missing
