Webinar
Ship AI-generated code without your senior engineers becoming the gate.
Review is where an AI-driven development lifecycle (AIDLC) actually breaks. The code arrives faster than anyone can read it, and the people you trust to read it become the queue. This session is about the gates worth keeping, and who owns each one.
- When
- Tue, September 29, 2026
- Time
- 10:00 AM PT
- Length
- 45 minutes
Starts in 12d 11h 38m 36s
Jorge Orenday
Engineer. 20+ years building software teams for US companies. Now building teams that ship with agents at ArkusNexus.
92% CSAT·23+ Years·250+ Vetted engineers
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What we cover
Three things you can act on Monday.
01
Where review actually breaks
Not "AI writes bugs". The failure is throughput: volume goes up, the reviewer pool does not, and the queue becomes the release date.
02
The gates worth keeping
Which checks a machine can own outright, which need a human signature, and how to tell the difference without arguing about it every sprint.
03
What to measure
The numbers that survive a question from finance, and the ones that fall apart the moment somebody asks what changed.
Who it is for
People who own the release, not the tooling budget.
CTOs, VPs of Engineering and heads of platform whose teams already ship with AI assistance and have started to feel the review load. If your team has not adopted anything yet, this will be abstract. Come to it after.
It is a working session rather than a product demo. Nobody is going to be sold a Pod for 45 minutes.
Tuesday, September 29, 10:00 AM PT.
Free, 45 minutes, and the recording goes to everyone who registers.
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