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Where do you see yourself in five years? (Spoiler alert: you might be working with AI coworkers by then.) If you think it sounds far-fetched, you’re not alone. Only 33% of all devs who use AI tools today trust the tech. But Dr. Gloria Chance, CEO of The Mousai Group, imagines a culture where humans and AI co-exist, equally recognized by the law and even by HR. This isn’t a warning that humans are about to get replaced. This is a wake-up call for everyone to use their creative thinking and find ways to collaborate with AI. Learn how humans and AI can work together on [Dev]olution. Link in comments.

Auggie CLI, a new agent from Augment Code, is now officially supported in Coder Tasks! This is *so* much more than just another integration. It's about bringing intelligent automation directly into your secure workspace without compromising on security or moving code outside your compliance boundary. Here's what makes this special: → Deep codebase intelligence that understands your entire project → Cryptographically enforced security with SHA-256 file hashing → SOC II Type 2 and compliant, and ISO 42001 certified → Built specifically for enterprise teams working on complex codebases It's a match made in heaven 🤝 Auggie handles the intelligent automation, while Coder ensures everything runs exactly where you need it to run, whether that's your private cloud, on-premises, or even air-gapped environments. Ideal for regulated industries where both agent-level security and execution-environment control aren't optional. Learn more here: http://cdr.co/3MTM0NQ

Picture this. Your developers started using Cursor. Productivity jumped 40%. Pull requests doubled. Then your security team blocked it. Not because they hate innovation. It's because AI agents running on local laptops with unrestricted access to your repos, APIs, and the internet create a lethal trifecta that most organizations aren't equipped to deal with. The result? Tools get blocked. Innovation stalls. Developers go back to fighting their environments while competitors ship faster with AI. There's a better way: self-hosted infrastructure where AI agents run with the governance security teams demand and the performance developers expect. We learned from our customers that every Cursor (or Claude, or Gemini) needs a Coder to run securely. What does that mean? It means AI coding tools run inside secure, self-hosted development environments instead of on local laptops. Your developers keep their tools. Your security team gets audit trails, access controls, and policy enforcement. Your platform team gets infrastructure they can actually manage. The shift from blocked AI tools to governed AI development doesn't happen by managing laptops better. It happens by moving development to infrastructure you control. Learn how enterprises are shifting AI development to remote, governed infrastructure with Coder: https://lnkd.in/diuvmddU

Giddyup, coders, we're line dancing in Vegas. Join Coder and our partners Cast AI, CloudZero, Grafana Labs, and StackGen for an unforgettable evening after day 2 of AWS re:Invent. Swap your conference badge for cowboy boots (optional, but encouraged). We're bringing together the cloud community for live music, line dancing, great conversation, and even better connections. Whether you're optimizing costs, streamlining developer workflows, or building the next generation of cloud infrastructure—this is your night to unwind, network, and celebrate innovation with peers who get it. Country Nights, Vegas Lights 📍Jason Aldean's Kitchen + Bar 📅 December 2 | 8-11pm PST Space is limited. Save your spot → https://lnkd.in/gC8d9bVH

re:Invent calls for cocktails. Join Coder, Datadog, Temporal, Spacelift, and RapidScale for an evening of conversation and connection at Gjelina, one of Vegas's premier cocktail destinations. Wednesday, December 3 | 6:00 PM Gjelina at The Venetian Whether you're deep in the trenches of platform engineering, navigating AI infrastructure, or shaping developer experience at scale this is your chance to connect with peers who get it. Join the guest list while it's still open: https://lnkd.in/gbcVK-Yb

AI governance isn't a policy problem. It's an infrastructure problem. Most organizations are racing to adopt AI while building on fragmented tools, unsecured key sharing, and compliance blind spots. Every team manages its own API keys and model endpoints, creating risk, duplication, and runaway costs. On December 9, we're revealing how enterprises can treat AI as an auditable, governed layer of infrastructure. Centralized observability. Cost controls. Fine-grained access firewalls. No vendor lock-in. Join us for a live fireside chat where we'll show you what deterministic safety for agentic AI actually looks like. Can you believe people are still running agents locally? Register here: launch.coder.com

AI #agents are starting to look less like demos and more like real products. If you want a full day of building with people who are pushing that shift forward, the Production Agents #Hackathon is happening in San Francisco on November 21. Teams will ship working copilots, research agents, real-time data tools, and creative agents that actually run in production settings. Not concepts. Not theories. Working #software. ▪️ $50k+ in prizes ▪️ Speakers and judges from teams shaping this space ▪️ A full day of building with founders, engineers, and investors Coder is proud to sponsor this one. If you’re in SF and working on #AI, you should be here. Request to join the event and get your spot. https://luma.com/ai-hack

Early productivity gains from AI code assistants? Modest. About 10%. But that’s not the headline. The real story is what developers are asking for next: ➡️ Agents that understand their repo. ➡️ Workspaces tailored to both devs and AI. ➡️ Infrastructure that treats AI like a teammate, not a plugin. AI can’t just bolt onto the dev experience. It needs to be built in from day 1. Here’s how leading teams are preparing for what’s next: http://cdr.co/zNzU2MA What's your experience been with AI coding tools? Are you seeing similar patterns? 👇🏽

Here's what we're thinking for evening two of re:Invent: Skip the crowded networking events. Trade the casino floor for a luxury car garage. Mingle with people building the new engines of technology. Add F1 racing sims. Only in Vegas. That's exactly what's happening December 2, and you're invited. Coder, bem, Uncork Capital, Tailscale, and Nuon are hosting an afterparty for engineers, platform leaders, and anyone who believes the next generation of AI infrastructure should be both powerful and enjoyable to build. Come for the racing sims. Stay for the conversations with people who actually understand what "scaling to 10k developers" really means. December 2 | 6:30-10:00 PM | Las Vegas We'd love to see you there. Register below—space is limited. https://lnkd.in/gnSvJsDA