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Ship code faster and cheaper. AI reviewed before production.
- Containers share one OS kernel, like apartments on a shared foundation. Crack that layer and every unit is exposed. MicroVMs give each app its own kernel behind a hardware boundary, so a kernel-level break-in stays contained. Also…they start in under 2 seconds.
- When an AI agent is coding for you, how often do you check its work?After every change11.8%Every few changes17.6%When it says it's done52.9%I don't17.6%17 votesFinal results
- Git commits -> social media has been achieved internally. Using @zernio for posting and @TenkiCloud for GitHub Actions.
- Unpopular opinion: Taking the human out of the development loop makes debugging harder, not faster. Every autonomous iteration builds on the last. If something goes wrong on loop 3, by loop 10 that mistake is buried under 7 layers of AI-generated code that all looks correct.
- Set your CI to auto-cancel in-progress builds when you push again to the same branch. No point finishing a build for a commit you've already replaced.
- What does a multi-agent system look like when it runs on Tenki Sandboxes? @guzmanpintos is building one live.Adding missions to Jardinero inspired by @luke_alvoeiro & powered by @TenkiCloud sandboxes. The Multi-Agent Architecture that Actually Ships: youtu.be/ow1we5PzK-o?si…
- Be honest, when AI writes your code, who catches the most bugs?Me, manually66.7%AI code reviewer33.3%CI/tests0%Nobody lol0%3 votesFinal results
- Here's a quick test we did: Opus 4.8 vs Fable 5 This is what Tenki Code Reviewer found: Opus-written PR: 3 high-severity bugs across 22 files and 1,615 lines of code Fable-written PR: zero issues across 22 files and 1,134 lines of code Same repository, same prompts. Small
- Teams treat their CI pipeline like a junk drawer. Every quarter someone adds a step. Nobody ever removes one. Then you wonder why builds take 20 minutes.
- Replying to @TenkiCloud
- PRs over 400 lines get approved, not reviewed. Both humans and AI code reviewers give better feedback on five 100-line PRs than one 500-line PR.
