Thanks for coming and speaking Boris Cherny! The talk was 🔥

Fantastic guest lecture from Boris Cherny, creator of Anthropic's Claude Code, in Stanford University's CS146S (The Modern Software Developer taught by Mihail Eric). It was a masterclass in building for an era where dev experience is evolving faster than the languages themselves. Bad news -

I've been a fan of Warp for years from the first time I fixed a database migration with AI from my terminal to their evolution into one of the most popular agentic development environments in the world. Today Warp is used by over 500K developers, generating 3M agents daily

Mihail Eric Warp Epic I would love to join. I know so many fanatic fans of Warp, excited to meet Zach Lloyd in person

Excited for this! Lecturing at Stanford (my alma mater) is a bucket list thing for me.

I had an amazing time giving a lecture on the future of development and Warp at Stanford yesterday. Thank you Mihail Eric for hosting me!

Celebrating 25 years of Stanford NLP Group, inspiring the formation of NLP groups around the world leading to the LLMs we have today

If you're a software developer today using LLMs and you're not thinking about code security, you are in for a rude awakening. Super excited to host Isaac Evans, CEO of the leading AI software security company Semgrep, for a lecture this Friday (10/31) on 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗱

Mihail Eric Isaac Evans Semgrep Menlo Ventures portco!

I don't get the Cursor 2.0 multiple model runs feature. People don't even read the output of a single model carefully enough to avoid slop. Why increase code review tasks by 2x or more?

In a world of infinite AI generated code that people rarely read before shipping, how should we think about secure software? Security isn’t a tax. It’s a design choice. Security is not a compliance checkbox, but a product feature you decide how much to invest in. The best

Code review is one of the most important activities any engineering team can do to collaborate, share information, and ensure the highest product output. This is more true in the world of AI code than ever before. Today Graphite is one of the leading AI code review platforms

Code review is our strongest defense against AI-generated slop, and it's evolving from a guardrail for solo developers into the orchestration layer for entire engineering orgs. Thrilled to see Graphite recognized as the leading AI code review platform in Stanford University's new course

When thinking about AI software, there's an interesting matrix we should always keep in the back-of-our-mind. On one axis is what a coding LLM can and can't do and on the other is what a human does and doesn't want to receive. I saw this for the first time at the start of this