Lonnie McRorey | TeamStation AI·Just nowWho reviews the code your AI coding agents write?Merged isn’t finished, and nobody owns the stretch after the green check.
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AHMAD ASSAF·20h agoWhy I am writing about becoming a CTO while I am still becoming oneA little over a year ago my title changed. I had spent a decade at Beamery, first as a founding engineer and later building its AI and…
Viral Shah·1d agoFrom AI Assistant to AI Teammate: Who Owns the Code When the Build Turns Green?Agentic AI could shorten the journey from ticket to pull request. It also asks more of our engineering judgment.A response icon1A response icon1
Lonnie McRorey | TeamStation AI·1d 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.
Rashmi Ramaiah·2d agoWhat I Found Auditing an AI-Built Cloud MigrationAI can write the code. It takes expertise to know if it’s right, and leadership to listen.A response icon2A response icon2
Nick Bartomeli·2d agoHelped, Hugged, or HeardMost communication isn’t a failure of words, it’s a failure to notice what kind of conversation we’re in.
