Sinopec's Petro-CyberWorks rolls out TRAE to 2,000 seats, cutting dev cycles 50%
火山引擎 · wechat · 2026-09-20
Volcano Engine details its AI coding deployment with Petro-CyberWorks, the Sinopec-owned software unit with thousands of developers. TRAE is live on 2,000+ seats consuming over 100 billion tokens monthly.
Key elements: full-lifecycle AI adoption (structured requirement QA, AI-friendly component libraries, a context-injection "AI handbook", denoised AI code review, dual human-AI test case review); org-level enablement via two training camps for 120 employees and Forward Deployed Engineers on-site; and a four-month sprint that shipped the AI-native industrial software iMOM, cutting development cycles by 50% and costs by 30%.
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