
Securing tomorrow’s git forge, so we can reimagine everything else | Entire's Thomas Dohmke & Apiiro's Idan Plotnik
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Before anyone reimagines the software lifecycle for agents, someone has to secure the place all that code lands. Entire CEO Thomas Dohmke, formerly CEO of GitHub, and Apiiro co-founder and CEO Idan Plotnik see the same problem from opposite ends of the pipeline: agents now write, review, test and deploy the code, and nobody reads it. This week on Dev Interrupted, they join Andrew to argue that the fix is context, injected before the prompt through hooks and captured afterward as session logs committed next to the code. Idan puts numbers on the perfect storm of agents...
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Welcome back to Dev Interrupted, brought to you by Linear B. My guests today are Thomas Domke, the CEO of Entire, and Adan Platnik, the co-founder and CEO of AppHero. Today we're talking about the new Gitforge, in which required to make it successful. It's born from the ashes of how we shipped software before agents.
Now writing code is cheap, and the costs has moved downstream into review queues, security backyards, security backlogs, and pull requests that sit with nobody to chase them. And the messy, critical artifacts that agents make along the way? Well, they need a safe and secure home too.
Entire is rebuilding the Git Forge, so your agent sessions logs live alongside your code. And Appyrow injects security contacts into the prompt before an agent writes a line.
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