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Tallyline's finance platform deploys over 70,000 times a month. Most of those changes were drafted by an agent.

We rebuilt our Python runtime around snapshot restore, so a cold start on the edge now costs less than a TLS handshake.

In nine months teams opened 2.3 million preview URLs. Here is what they reviewed, what they ignored, and what that says about shipping.

Tallyline's finance platform deploys over 70,000 times a month. Most of those changes were drafted by an agent.

We rebuilt our Python runtime around snapshot restore, so a cold start on the edge now costs less than a TLS handshake.

In nine months teams opened 2.3 million preview URLs. Here is what they reviewed, what they ignored, and what that says about shipping.

After two years as an invite-only program, anyone can now report vulnerabilities in Kestrel and our open source frameworks.

Background workers reached 10,000 projects in six weeks. What people are using them for surprised us.

A remote code execution bug in an upstream image decoder was reachable through image optimization. Here's the timeline of how we fixed it with the maintainers.

Delphine moved a Django monolith onto Kestrel functions without rewriting it.

Meshwork routes each request to the cheapest model that meets its quality bar.

A two-person team scaled a PR tool to 100,000 pitches a month on queues and cron.