Every engineer: "I don't look at code, I don't do pull requests"
every · x · 2026-11-13
At Every's Thesis 2027 event, Kieran Klaassen made a provocative claim: "I don't look at code, I don't do pull requests."
It pairs with Trevin Chow's same-event framing of AI as a thinking partner, sketching a radical engineer role for AI-native teams: shift from line-by-line review to expressing intent and validating outcomes—a representative voice of the aggressive AI-coding-workflow school.
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