Reticle builds a verification layer that lets AI coding agents check their own generated code
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-27
Scoble interviews Dibyanshu Shekhar, founder of Reticle, a verification layer for AI coding agents. The problem: agents generate massive code overnight but humans remain the bottleneck for verifying it works. Reticle instruments every interactive element in the codebase, captures runtime signals, and lets the agent pause after each feature, run verification, and feed evidence back to itself.
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