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Retrofit or reimagine? Developer environments for humans and agents | Ona’s Matt Boyle

Ona’s Matt Boyle explains how to evolve cloud development environments into secure, enterprise-grade sandboxes, detailing the kernel-level security of Project...

The T-shaped leader, Disney can’t catch a break, and will you trust Auto mode?

Andrew and Ben break down the demise of OpenAI’s Sora, the launch of Anthropic’s Auto Mode, and the death of coding as reported by the New York Times. They...

Why AI-assisted PRs merge at half the rate of human code | LinearB’s 2026 Benchmarks

AI-assisted code gets rejected twice as often as human code, revealing critical gaps in developer workflows and team collaboration strategies.

Sloppypasta culprits, unpacking MCP’s spotlight, and Anthropic wants your agents to work the graveyard shift

AI compute costs are reshaping how developers work, from rolling blackouts to overnight coding shifts, while the Model Context Protocol sparks heated debate.

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Many tokens make all bugs shallow & open source’s new maintainers | Chainguard's Dan Lorenc

Chainguard CEO Dan Lorenc joins the show to discuss agentic speed, revealing how open source maintainers are grappling with "PR slop" and why the industry must...

Inference is the new 401k matching and what we’re learning from AI-related outages

Meta's Moltbook acquisition could reshape how engineers get paid, with AI compute tokens replacing traditional salaries and benefits in tech companies.

Your engineers need an AI control plane, not more tools | Guild.ai’s James Everingham

Guild.ai CEO James Everingham explains why 2026 is the year of the AI Control Plane, revealing how engineering leaders can move beyond autocomplete to build a...

The agent wasteland, federated workflows, and a computer for computers

Andrew and Ben explore the emergence of the $10/hr engineer, the security risks of the viral OpenClaw project, and the Perplexity Computer.

How monday.com paused its roadmap for 30 days to hit AI escape velocity

monday.com’s Sergei Liakhovetsky details the framework used to pause their product roadmap for 30 days, pointing 700 engineers toward a single mission: hitting...

Draining the COBOL moat, cybersecurity inequalities, and Claude’s retirement home

Andrew and Ben analyze COBOL tools market reactions, AWS outages, developer productivity shifts, and cloud security risks on the Friday Deploy.

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