Delta Kills 'Agent Archaeology': Threads That Combine Agent Chats and Code Review
AI Engineer · youtube · 2026-11-09
Delta's Richard Feldman explains why handing off agent-driven work loses so much: you get the branch and maybe a pasted transcript, but not the reasoning, dead ends or decisions—he calls it 'agent archaeology.' He demos Delta, where agent conversations, code changes, reviews and teammates share one thread: @-mention coworkers into it, line-by-line review straight to the agent, live terminal sync, and instant local checkouts of a teammate's work, plus Q&A on scale, on-prem, CI and long threads.
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