A hands-on walkthrough of Codex, now a single, unified agent across your IDE, CLI, and GitHub. This summary covers new features like the IDE extension, automated code review, and best practices for delegating tasks to the local and cloud agent for a more efficient development workflow.
Experts discuss the Google antitrust verdict's impact on agentic AI, Anthropic's high valuation driven by its coding prowess, and whether the discourse around GPT-5 signals an "AI winter" or a necessary market reality check.
Michael Truell, co-founder of Cursor, shares the journey of building an AI-first code editor that grew to $100M ARR in a year. He discusses the crucial pivot from failed startup ideas, the conviction required to compete with GitHub Copilot, and the lessons learned in product development, model strategy, and the future of programming in a world where software development will increasingly flow through models.
Anthropic's Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, discusses the paradigm shift from traditional coding to agentic workflows. He covers the co-evolution of models and their "harnesses," the importance of "hackability" via features like slash commands, and provides practical tips for leveraging coding agents for tasks of varying complexity.
Devin Stein, CEO of Dosu, discusses a new paradigm for knowledge management where an AI agent learns from code, conversations, and tickets to create an 'eventually consistent' knowledge base. The conversation explores the lifecycle of facts, the challenges of agent interaction, and the future of documentation in a world of collaborating AI agents.
A discussion on the promise and limitations of coding agents, covering key challenges like verification and debugging, and exploring how they can support developers through improved abstraction, collaboration, and handling long-term tasks.