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Building an AI incident responder

We’re building an agent that will investigate the incident with you, show you what’s wrong and why it’s wrong.

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Developer environments should be cattle, not pets
Engineering

Developer environments should be cattle, not pets

Kelsey MillsKelsey Mills
April 3, 2023
What it meant for me to give away my Lego
Engineering

What it meant for me to give away my Lego

Lisa Karlin CurtisLisa Karlin Curtis
March 29, 2023
How we boost productivity with Raycast
Engineering

How we boost productivity with Raycast

Charlie RevettCharlie Revett
March 20, 2023
Taking the fear out of migrations
Engineering

Taking the fear out of migrations

Lisa Karlin CurtisLisa Karlin Curtis
February 28, 2023
Game Day: Stress-testing our response systems and processes
Engineering

Game Day: Stress-testing our response systems and processes

Rory BainRory Bain
February 27, 2023
Intermittent downtime from repeated crashes
Engineering

Intermittent downtime from repeated crashes

Lawrence JonesLawrence Jones
November 30, 2022
Making code-generation in Go more powerful with generics
Engineering

Making code-generation in Go more powerful with generics

Isaac SeymourIsaac Seymour
October 20, 2022
Building a great developer experience at a startup
Engineering

Building a great developer experience at a startup

Lisa Karlin CurtisLisa Karlin Curtis
October 4, 2022
Building Workflows, Part 1 — Core concepts and the Workflow Builder
Engineering

Building Workflows, Part 1 — Core concepts and the Workflow Builder

Lawrence JonesLawrence Jones
September 14, 2022

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