Eno Reyes

Cool.

quality so you have an environment template a dev container debugging and observability are structured logs present as their distributed tracing security branch protection and task discovery basically are the other ways for developers to jump in and and contribute effectively and across all these dimensions there are tons of these individual signals and so the only way to detect whether or not this is present in a very complex code base

is to use the software development agent to search.

And so you can activate this by running like slash readiness in the Droid, and it will enter into a mode where it spends a bunch of time searching and exploring your code base to determine how agent ready it is.

And you can automate this across every code base in your company and actually get an aggregate score, not just for your individual code bases, but for your whole company to understand where are we in our journey towards autonomy

And it will help explain why certain people at your company are like,

AGI is here, software development agents are amazing.

And other people are like, I can't get this thing to like write a hello world.

Typically we see that explained very quickly by the agent readiness of those respective code bases.

I mean, this is kind of what Palantir does, right?

Is like with their ontologies where they try to say, look, like let's look at the company

and look at the relationships that exist between the commercial entities and the internal organizations and what information travels between them.

And then let's say how much of that is actually structured in as data or as information.

And so there's definitely probably $100 billion company in figuring out a way to apply basically agent readiness

to every workflow that is executed at a very large business, right?

Because finance, right, can be agent ready by making sure the CSVs are all in a centrally stored location, that the workflows for things like checking up on billing are all written down and documented, that everything is parsable by an LLM.

So we don't use PDFs, we now use markdown files, right?

Like, so there's all this stuff that can be done in every sector of the business.

And I do think that that's actually like a,

a really powerful concept is applying this to everything else.