As agents write nearly all new code, teams are shifting risk to customers
julianweisser · x · 2026-10-30
In a podcast with Julian Weisser, a Cloudflare Workers contributor argues that with virtually all new code now written, reviewed, and tested by agents, developers who don't fully understand their systems are effectively shifting risk to customers. He describes building infrastructure to give teams confidence and 'proof of work' for AI-generated code, and how engineering teams should adapt.
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