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Writing code is no longer confined to the good old IDE.

We’re entering an era where autonomous #AI agents are taking the lead.
A great example is #openai where internal development has reportedly reached 0 lines of manually written code by adding the #VictoriaMetrics #Observability Stack to their harness. Their #engineering blog on #Codex outlines what an agent-first workflow actually looks like in practice.

Mar 31 at 6:02pmWeb
Show threadVictoriaMetrics5d ago

An #AI agent like Codex can:
⚡ Run for hours without supervision
⚡ Generate code at a speed no developer (or #QA team) can match
⚡ Continuously iterate without fatigue
We don’t know how OpenAI has implemented #observability for its Codex agents. We can, however, reproduce the setup for local development with Docker.
Find more information in this post 👇
https://bit.ly/41BOCQ3

#AI #SoftwareDevelopment #OpenAI #Automation #DevTools #FutureOfWork

Observability Lessons From OpenAI

OpenAI applies observability to autonomous AI agents using the VictoriaMetrics Stack and OpenTelemetry. Learn to build your own local setup with metrics, logs, and traces that help LLMs test, benchmark, and iterate autonomously.

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Show threadWolf480pl5d ago

@victoriametrics
> writing code is no longer confined to the IDE

It has never been. You can hotfix a bug in the code with vi on a server running an ancient version of Ubuntu, or with echo inside initramfs. All it takes is a bit of courage.