Announcing the latest release from Qodo: Modern engineering runs across hundreds of repos, dozens of teams, and AI that writes code faster than anyone can review it. Today, Qodo releases features built for these teams. - Cross Repo Review: Qodo now maps dependencies across your repos and catches breaking changes before they merge. A change to a shared SDK, API contract, or database schema no longer ships before anyone knows it broke something downstream. - Rules Miner: Qodo analyzes your PR review history, recurring comments, accepted vs. rejected suggestions, and reviewer patterns, and turns them into enforceable rules. The standards that lived in senior engineers' heads are now in the system. - Skill Review Standards: Skills are now a managed entity in Qodo, with visibility, governance controls, and per-skill analytics. The instructions encoding how your team builds software are visible to the people responsible for enforcing them. All of these features are now available in BETA. Sign up for a 14-day free trial.

What an incredible turnout at the AI Engineer Happy Hour yesterday, hosted by @WeMakeDevs and @HackerSquadSF at the AWS Builder Loft in San Francisco! 🇺🇸 Shoutout to @QodoAI and @WithCoral_com for sponsoring! 👏 The energy was great, the panel discussions were sharp, and it was brilliant connecting with so many people over good food. Heading back to London today, but I’ll be back next month for more events. See you all soon.

On the last day of @aiDotEngineer Worlds Fair SF, I am SO excited to be releasing the latest episode of the Agentic Review podcast, featuring @PaulDuvall, author of Continuous Integration, and AI-native engineering leader running Redacted Ventures. I've referenced Paul's work in many of my talks at conferences because of his brilliance in engineering and AI for real developer teams. He is THE expert the industry needs to hear from in this AI era. Paul built open source agentic engineering patterns for the ecosystem MONTHS before organizations could even sense the problems they would face with AI generated code at scale. He has always been ahead of the industry. And I'm honored to have had this conversation with him alongside @itamar_mar. I hope you all enjoy this episode! Link below.

it was great!

Happening soon! CEO and co-founder @itamar_mar takes the stage at @aiDotEngineer. You’ll hear him talk about building trust in AI-generated code.

Pulled off a drone show at @aiDotEngineer.

What a night at @aiDotEngineer. The night sky was lit up. 💜

@QodoAI had a pretty cool drones show after AIE day one.

Today at 11:05 am! Join me for a @aiDotEngineer workshop on building quality gates into your AI coding workflows! I’ll have a repo we’ll fork and we’ll walk through the entire structured workflow together! 🤓

this is the type of bug a review layer with org-level rules can catch, which is something like @QodoAI can save you define rules in Qodo manually, or auto-discover from agents.md, slack, jira, linear, past pr's, or tons of other sources - and your GH code reviews get way smarter

We are hosting an AI Engineer Happy Hour in SF on July 1st, and you need to be there. 🏢 Where: The awesome AWS Builder Loft (San Francisco) 🕒 When: Monday, July 1st 👥 Who: We already have nearly 300 builders, founders, and VCs registered. The crowd is going to be incredible. 🍕 Food, cold drinks, and plenty of swag. Sponsored by @QodoAI and @WithCoral_com! Hosted by @WeMakeDevs and HackerSquad 🔥 Registration link in the comments below ⬇️

AI code review benchmarks can seem a little mysterious. So @filip_hric breaks it down for us. Here's how to understand precision, recall, and F1 scores! ⬇️

Look up. 📷 Qodo is lighting up the San Francisco sky with drones, the night before @aiDotEngineer World's Fair.🤘 Join us at the Grand Hall for a reception at 7pm. Then watch the drones at 9pm. 📷 1 Ferry Building, SF 📷 Mon, June 29 RSVP: luma.com/kyrrt7oh

San Francisco builders: if you're looking for a sign to step out of the office, network with fellow devs, and play some old-school arcade games with @QodoAI & Corgi Cafe... this is it! On July 1st, @QodoAI is taking over the Corgi Cafe at 9 Claude Lane. Join for free breakfast in the morning, grab a Qodo Code Brew, and play old-school arcade games all day. The lineup: Morning: Power Up – Grab a free breakfast sandwich, sip on some Qodo Code Brew coffee, and catch a live demo on shipping AI-generated code without sacrificing quality. Afternoon: Recharge – Swing back through for an afternoon coffee pick-me-up, more arcade games, tickets, and prizes. The arcade is open to everyone, and the @QodoAI team will be on hand all day if you want to dive deeper into the product. It’s entirely free to attend! RSVP now at the link below so we know how much coffee to brew! ⬇️

The most dangerous thing in a large codebase is the 'mental map' only senior engineers have, the one that tracks how services rely on each other. When that map doesn't match the actual code, you get production incidents. Qodo v2.4 pulls that mapping into the pipeline. It doesn't promise to be 'perfect' or 'groundbreaking,' it just does the tedious dependency tracing that we usually skip. It makes the trade-offs of a PR visible before they become problems.