Continuous Integration
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Slack predicts traditional CI's days are numbered due to AI
“Every time someone has said, oh, I don't trust the model to do X or Y. That doesn't last for that long. So it just feels like the days of CI as we know it are numbered”
Suds: AI code volume breaks traditional CI pipelines and raises costs
“Now you have 50 X more code to ship the exact same feature. It's breaking all the Pipelines and like traditional ways of testing, merging, shipping code. And now you basically like drive up your CI costs, you drive up costs associated, and like the speed goes …”
French-Owen: Providing automated verification loops drastically improves coding agent performance
“Obviously giving the model a way to check its work helps improve performance drastically. So the more that you can run tests and lint CI, et cetera.”
Lloyd: Warp Will Likely Build a Headless CLI Tool for CI/CD
“I would say like our likely path forward on that is like, we will probably at some point make a warp CLI app where if you really want to run it headless, like you want to run it in CI.”
Sankar: Digital twins act like CI checks to integrate enterprise value chains
“Where I think it gets to be really valuable is if you kind of thought about it like a CI check in programming, where it's like, I'm proposing a change to a system here. How can I understand it? Like, is that change going to work? What are the unintended conseq…”
Barysiuk: Continuous delivery yields zero learning if customers cannot use intermediate updates
“When you think about the feature, you're thinking about this end stage, and you can do continuous integration, continuous delivery all day long, but if in the middle of this process your customers can't use it, you're not learning anything. If you're waiting, …”