The bottleneck isn't writing code, it's trusting it: feature flags and verification gates for agent-shipped code
jradoff · x · 2026-11-15
Vercel CEO Rauch Gupta outlines how agents will ship all code: agent writes feature-gated code, verification gates run on push (proof checking, security audits), then the agent monitors live metrics — all doable today via vercel flags, vercel metrics, and vercel deploy. jradoff adds the key insight: writing code was never the bottleneck, trusting it is — feature flags, verification gates, and live metrics are how you trust code nobody read line by line.
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