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Software itself is fundamentally changing. We explore the transition to agentic orchestration, vibe coding, and AI-native development, grounding the conversation in the principles that have always defined great engineering.
On Tuesdays, we interview the founders, architects, and builders of the world’s most impactful tech to uncover the timeless engineering principles and strategies shaping the next era of development.
And on Fridays, we drop an end-of-week roundup of the biggest news in AI and software, and what it actually means for your career, your craft, and your life as a...

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Software itself is fundamentally changing. We explore the transition to agentic orchestration, vibe coding, and AI-native development, grounding the conversation in the principles that have always defined great engineering.
On Tuesdays, we interview the founders, architects, and builders of the world’s most impactful tech to uncover the timeless engineering principles and strategies shaping the next era of development.
And on Fridays, we drop an end-of-week roundup of the biggest news in AI and software, and what it actually means for your career, your craft, and your life as a developer.
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Episodes 335 episodes in the feed

  1. Do the models you use have an AI bill of materials? | CIQ’s Gregory Kurtzer

    Season 6, episode 7844 min

  2. Multiplayer AI will revolutionize the way we work | OpenClaw Foundation’s Vincent Koc

    Season 6, episode 7746 min

  3. Building the software factory from the spec up | LinearB's Ariel Illouz & Ofer Affias

    Season 6, episode 7645 min Sponsor: AGNTCon + MCPCon

  4. A neutral home for MCP, A2A, goose, and more | AAIF co-founder Manik Surtani

    Season 6, episode 7548 min Sponsor: AGNTCon + MCPCon

  5. Why AI made code review the new bottleneck, and the metric that spotted it | Newsela's Dee Wilcox

    Season 6, episode 7427 min

  6. Securing tomorrow’s git forge, so we can reimagine everything else | Entire's Thomas Dohmke & Apiiro's Idan Plotnik

    Season 6, episode 7355 min

  7. Treat your data pipelines like code, because your agents already do | MotherDuck's Jordan Tigani

    Season 6, episode 7245 min

  8. The factory gets darker, Meta migrates to Slack, and throwing 10,000 PhDs at math problems

    Season 6, episode 7136 min

  9. Your agents are starving! Airbyte’s Michel Tricot on the data ingestion crisis

    Season 6, episode 7044 min

  10. NVIDIA acquires Hugging Face, OpenClaw 2.0 goes multiplayer, and the Linux kernel fights back against AI scrapers

    Season 6, episode 6933 min

Show 40 older episodes

  1. Why software factories fail without humans | HumanLayer, Warp & LinearB

    Season 6, episode 6858 min

  2. Build fences not sandboxes, earn the currency of trust, and share the cognitive burden of agents across engineers

    Season 6, episode 6736 min

  3. Can agents keep a secret? We asked 1Password’s CTO Nancy Wang

    Season 6, episode 6647 min

  4. The battle to replace Github, building assembly lines for software, and why no one finishes projects anymore

    Season 6, episode 6524 min

  5. Agent, skill, or MCP? Which to use and when to use them | AWS’ Clare Liguori

    Season 6, episode 6444 min

  6. Telling your agent “no” is a moat now, rearward deployed engineers, and harnessing the context for your SDLC

    Season 6, episode 6334 min

  7. The playbook to close your team’s AI productivity gap | LinearB’s Yishai Beeri

    Season 6, episode 6247 min

  8. Model welfare, building a civilization for agents, and the CI/CD landrush

    Season 6, episode 6138 min

  9. Why AI gains are unevenly distributed in your engineering team | Asana’s Arnab Bose

    Season 6, episode 6048 min

  10. The rise of software factories, the fall of first drafts, and the hidden tax holding back your agents

    Season 6, episode 5926 min

  11. Why the traditional pull request has a target on its back | CircleCI’s Rob Zuber

    Season 6, episode 5844 min

  12. Models escaping containment, intelligence becoming a commodity, and AI code review to the rescue

    Season 6, episode 5729 min

  13. The most underrated dataset in enterprise AI is your org chart | Rippling's Albert Strasheim

    Season 6, episode 5635 min

  14. Rebuilding CLIs for agents, it’s time to get MCP-certified, and why human code review will never catch up

    Season 6, episode 5523 min

  15. How to see in the dark factory | LaunchDarkly's Cameron Etezadi

    Season 6, episode 5447 min

  16. How to cultivate expertise with local models, delegating to subagents, and we all really stopped reading, huh?

    Season 6, episode 5328 min

  17. Agents moved where the work happens (and using MCP to find it again) | Slack’s Jaime DeLanghe

    Season 6, episode 5251 min

  18. Empathetic leadership for tech overlords, a good backlog completes itself, and who’s agent is this, anyways?

    Season 6, episode 5136 min

  19. How LinearB helps Kraken find hidden bottlenecks across thousands of engineers | Nik Sudan

    Season 6, episode 5043 min

  20. The discernment horizon, loop-driven development, and a wizard’s very defensible pond

    Season 6, episode 4928 min

  21. Your developers are the attack surface now and vibe coding as a vulnerability | Tanya Janca

    Season 6, episode 4846 min

  22. Microsoft’s wandering eyes, data labeling duties for senior devs at Meta, and prod is the new source code

    Season 6, episode 4738 min

  23. Your SDLC needs a productivity context engine

    Season 6, episode 4639 min

  24. How to harness your dragon with Fable, tech leaders turn to model routing, and coping with AI rockstars

    Season 6, episode 4535 min

  25. All software is an optimization of tokens and time (and speed is still the moat) | AMD’s Anush Elangovan

    Season 6, episode 4452 min

  26. Microsoft breaks free from OpenAI, using your harness to add drag instead of velocity, and the Linux built-ins you're sleeping on

    Season 6, episode 4327 min

  27. How to turn your 1000x engineer into a 10x everyone | LinkedIn’s Karthik Ramgopal

    Season 6, episode 4252 min

  28. The cost of intelligence will never be this cheap again, the failure of intensive specs, and how bots disguise inefficient workflows

    Season 6, episode 4138 min

  29. Observability is your profit center now | Honeycomb’s Christine Yen

    Season 6, episode 4047 min

  30. What Google didn’t announce at I/O, defining “dark flow” and ignoring your first brain to build your second one

    Season 6, episode 3930 min

  31. Android is the frontier for agents and other lessons from Google I/O | Matthew McCullough

    Season 6, episode 3827 min

  32. Agents get their own AOL, Andrew gets published, and vibe coding is actually good?

    Season 6, episode 3740 min

  33. It’s Tuesday and your tech stack is obsolete (again). Now what? | Theory Venture’s Bryan Bischof

    Season 6, episode 3655 min

  34. Goblins in prod, the messy middle of AI adoption, and everything is a harness now

    Season 6, episode 3531 min

  35. Teach the primitives or watch your competitor define them | Baseten’s Philip Kiely

    Season 6, episode 3435 min

  36. Tokenmaxxing scoreboards, the vegan LLM from before 1931, and 30% of the web is now AI-generated

    Season 6, episode 3338 min

  37. Giving robots a brain | Intrinsic’s Brian Gerkey

    Season 6, episode 3251 min

  38. The harness is the showdown, the humans are the tool calls, and have you seen my Claude Code buddy?

    Season 6, episode 3137 min

  39. The best model for your team? You haven’t invented it yet. | Ai2’s Tim Dettmers

    Season 6, episode 3045 min

  40. The self-authoring wiki, beating brain fry, and Obsidian as memory is a trap

    Season 6, episode 2938 min

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