As AI tools accelerate how engineering teams write and deploy code, review and quality processes are struggling to keep pace.

Enterprise startup CodeRabbit today raised $60 million to solve a problem most enterprises don't realize they have yet. As AI coding agents generate code faster than humans can review it, ...

Code reviews — peer reviews of code that help devs improve code quality — are time-consuming. According to one source, 50% of companies spend two to five hours a week on them. Without enough people, ...

Artificial intelligence code review startup CodeRabbit Inc. has raised $60 million in a Series B funding, a round that it says demonstrates its growing importance at a time when AI-generated code is ...

Large language models (LLMs) seemed to arrive in a flash. Monumental productivity gains were promised. Coding assistants flourished. Millions of multi-line code blocks were generated with a key press ...

In a fast-paced world, every organisation is under huge pressure to develop its digital products and services more quickly than its rivals. Artificial intelligence (AI) can be a huge help. Microsoft ...

What if code reviews didn’t have to feel like a bottleneck in your development process? Picture this: instead of spending hours sifting through complex changes, chasing down documentation, or ...

The right balance lies in using AI where it accelerates safely and relies on skilled engineers to govern where it cannot.

GitHub Copilot is a fairly impressive tool that can use the power of generative AI (GAI) to write both boilerplate and arguably complex code on your behalf. Microsoft recently open-sourced the coding ...

What if your team could spend less time sifting through pull requests and more time tackling the challenges that truly matter? For many developers, the process of reviewing code is a necessary but ...

These all seem like great options because developers can focus more on what they do best and automate tasks they don’t like or don't have time for. But here’s the catch: While you’re pushing off as ...