[Music] My name is Ian. Um I'm the CEO of Bismouth. Uh we're an endto-end agentic coding solution kind of like Codeex.Um we've been working on evals for how good agents are at finding and fixing bugs for the last several months. uh and we dropped a benchmark yesterday uh discussing our results. Um so one thing to point out about agents currently is that they have a pretty low overall find rate for bugs.They actually generate a significant amount of false positives. Um you can see something like Devon and Cu ...

[Music] Hello. This awesome. This is a big crowd.Who here has used quad code before. Jesus. Awesome.That's what I like to see. Cool. So, my name is Boris.I'm a member of technical staff at Enthropic and creator of Quad Code. And um I was struggling with what to talk about for audience that already knows quad code, already knows AI and all the coding tools and agentic coding and stuff like that. So, I'm going to zoom out a little bit and then we'll zoom back in.So here's my TLDDR. The model is moving really ...

In my opinion, the the easier it is to write software, then the more software we can have. Right now, if we think of like I bet you if we look pull up our phones, well, you folks are investors. But if you're not an investor, I bet you if you pull up your phone, most of the apps on it are apps that are built by large teams for millions of users.And there's very few apps that are built like just for us and the specific thing that we need. Um, and so I think as it becomes more and more practical to build like ...