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My SF Tech Week calendar got a little out of hand... 😁 I’m co-hosting and speaking at six events across SF and Mountain View next week. Here’s where you’ll find me: 🏃 Monday, Oct 5 · 8 AM - Rabbits on the Run An all-paces run, then breakfast and a rave at CodeRabbit HQ. Warm-up at 8, run at 8:15, breakfast beats at 9 on our rooftop. 🏭 Wednesday, Oct 7 · 5 PM - Factory Reset w/ Mastra Short, opinionated talks about the agentic software development lifecycle: AI code review, open source, autonomous engineering, SW Factories, and what’s actually working w/ Abhi Aiyer ⚙️ Thursday, Oct 8 · 4:30–8 PM - AI & Platform Engineering Developer Meetup w/ Intuit and Christy Bergman I’m in Mountain View talking about scaling engineering judgment when code is basically free, alongside Intuit engineers and Arize AI’s Aparna Dhinakaran exploring agents that improve through feedback and evals. 🌊 Friday, Oct 9 · 8 AM - Waves & Breakfast with CodeRabbit Surf, a cold plunge, coffee, and breakfast at Ocean Beach. Beach people welcome, even if you’re skipping the surf. 🌇 Friday, Oct 9 · 6–9 PM - October Tech Rooftop Mixer Closing out my week with Founders & Friends and Founder Social Club: founders, builders, investors, and sunset conversations in SF. Join us 🔥 Saturday, Oct 10 · 4 PM · Menlo Park - Nar Nights A fireside chat with an actual fire, under the redwoods. A small circle of founders, investors, and researchers sharing stories, with pillows and carpets on the ground. If you're in the city and any of that sounds interesting to you, I'd love to meet you! See ya there! 👋 P.S. Partiful links below

Your coding agent doesn't know how to use Jev yet. Most code still calls LLMs the long way: state → prompt → text → parse → if statement Decision models like Jev skip the text and plug straight into your logic. We've got 30 minutes with TypeSafe AI's Allie Laabs on the shift & to build with Jev.

CodeRabbit went live yesterday as a featured launch partner on the new OpenAI Marketplace. Coding agents are writing more of the code that ships, and someone still has to know what changed and whether it's safe to merge. That's the job of our Agentic Change Management platform. It catches bugs and digs into security issues in code from developers and agents alike. And it maps everything a change touches. It flags which changes actually need a human look, so reviewers spend their time there. People still decide what gets approved and shipped. For enterprise teams there's a procurement upside too. Existing OpenAI spend commitments can now go toward CodeRabbit through the Marketplace.

CodeRabbit is joining the OpenAI Marketplace. Your existing OpenAI spend commitment can now go toward CodeRabbit, too. As coding agents produce more changes, teams have more code to review, more dependencies to understand, and more decisions to make before merging. CodeRabbit helps with that work. Our Agentic Change Management platform reviews code, prioritizes changes that need human attention, explains their effects across the codebase, and investigates security vulnerabilities. It works with code written by developers and different coding agents, with people deciding what ships. Already have an OpenAI spend commitment? Talk to CodeRabbit or your OpenAI account team about getting started. https://lnkd.in/gsjgfTU4

Sonnet 5 overthought its code reviews. Sonnet 5.5 doesn't. Same 44 open-source PRs: > ~4× fewer output tokens per call > under half the input tokens > 6:33 per review, down from 13:31 > ~60% cheaper Precision held on the hardest subset. https://lnkd.in/gVRA-5ik

Coding agents are writing more of the code. Someone still has to know what changed and what it breaks. Google Cloud just wrote about how CodeRabbit is growing from AI code review into Agentic Change Management, a control plane for teams where agents do a lot of the shipping. The post covers what we run on (Cloud Run and Cloud Storage) and where we've started using Gemini: working out the impact of a change, explaining logic bugs, and generating one-click fixes. Thanks to the Google Cloud team for including us. https://lnkd.in/gic5wfgP