Atinder Saini

Product @CodeRabbitai | Prev: @TikTok_us, @UberEats, @OpenTable

[Harjot Gill @harjotsgill]

What we are seeing at @coderabbitai and elsewhere on this parabolic trajectory is that even larger seed rounds ($8M+) are no longer enough to build a software business. Software factories need quality tokens and large-scale compute to run CI, sandboxes, and other infrastructure to ship software at scale. At this point, smaller startups exist only to funnel ideas to larger startups with more tokens.

[CodeRabbit @coderabbitai]

Over the last 30 days, CodeRabbit Secure found 8,000+ high or critical security vulnerabilities across 600 organizations.

Broken access control, SQL injection, and authentication failures were the dominant issues accounting for over 70% of vulnerabilities.

Find and fix your vulnerabilities with CodeRabbit, for free, until November 8th.

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[CodeRabbit @coderabbitai]

CodeRabbit is a SpaceX Super Intelligence Launch Partner! @spacexai

Now in the Grok Build Plugin Marketplace: build with Grok Build and independently review changes with CodeRabbit.

Read the announcement https://t.co/2Lgtdb6a1c

[CodeRabbit @coderabbitai]

A highlight from NVIDIA GTC Berlin: Jensen Huang spotlighting our work with @baseten on post-training specialized models for code review.

Proud to work with NVIDIA and Baseten to push the frontier of AI for software development!

[Atinder Saini @atindersaini]

@SourabhMane_ @evilrabbit_ @coderabbitai @vercel Nice! Bring him by our office.

[Atinder Saini @atindersaini]

PRDs are now PRs!

Not many people outside of frontier AI companies are realizing that SDLC has completely changed. Smaller teams are shipping world class products faster than big tech can imagine.

Come join CodeRabbit. Let's build insanely great products! 🚀

[Harjot Gill @harjotsgill]

What is happening inside @coderabbitai's engineering team feels unprecedented and is hard to explain to anyone on the outside. We have hardly grown as an engineering team, but we are shipping software 5–6x faster than we were six months ago. The world may not have seen productivity gains like this since the Industrial Revolution.

We’ve had to rewire how we ship software as we speedrun through one bottleneck after another: agentic reviews, agentic validation, local resource constraints, collaboration bottlenecks, CI/CD pipelines, release processes, and so on. Every bottleneck we solve exposes the next. Processes that worked just a few months ago are already struggling to keep up.

We are looking for passionate builders who want to help define how the industry ships software at scale. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be part of a team on a parabolic learning curve, encountering and solving problems that most other startups haven’t reached yet.

If that excites you, I would love to hear from you. DMs are open!

[Atinder Saini @atindersaini]

@Aartiutwani @coderabbitai So happy to see my 2 worlds collide!

[Atinder Saini @atindersaini]

@Nirmal_Utwani Insane!

[Atinder Saini @atindersaini]

Taste + Judgment

[Chamath Palihapitiya @chamath]

The future is taste and judgement.

[Hendrik Krack @HKrackDev]

The floodgates are open...

@harjotsgill telling the story of why we build Triage.

[Harjot Gill @harjotsgill]

What is happening inside @coderabbitai's engineering team feels unprecedented and is hard to explain to anyone on the outside. We have hardly grown as an engineering team, but we are shipping software 5–6x faster than we were six months ago. The world may not have seen productivity gains like this since the Industrial Revolution.

We’ve had to rewire how we ship software as we speedrun through one bottleneck after another: agentic reviews, agentic validation, local resource constraints, collaboration bottlenecks, CI/CD pipelines, release processes, and so on. Every bottleneck we solve exposes the next. Processes that worked just a few months ago are already struggling to keep up.

We are looking for passionate builders who want to help define how the industry ships software at scale. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be part of a team on a parabolic learning curve, encountering and solving problems that most other startups haven’t reached yet.

If that excites you, I would love to hear from you. DMs are open!

[CodeRabbit @coderabbitai]

CodeRabbit went live yesterday as a featured launch partner on the new @OpenAI Marketplace.

Coding agents are writing more of the code that ships, and someone still has to know what changed and whether it's safe to merge.

That's the job of our Agentic Change Management platform. It catches bugs and digs into security issues in code from developers and agents alike. And it maps everything a change touches.

It flags which changes actually need a human look, so reviewers spend their time there. People still decide what gets approved and shipped.

For enterprise teams there's a procurement upside too. Existing OpenAI spend commitments can now go toward CodeRabbit through the Marketplace.

[Hendrik Krack @HKrackDev]

Our interns @xrhuang10, @_nikhilhooda and Utkarsh helped me organize this entire event, managing ppl, answering q's while somehow finding the time to hack themselves.

And then... independent judges picked them for 1st place 🏆

Couldn’t be more deserved. Absolute rockstars🤘👏🧡

[CodeRabbit @coderabbitai]

Agents can create PRs in minutes, but understanding them still takes work.

CodeRabbit Change Stack connects a PR's purpose, behavior, dependencies, and code so reviewers can really verify it before approving.

Do you understand what you're about to merge?

[Konrad @yoimkonrad]

• How you PR priority should actually be computed
• Why there are PRs nobody looks at
• Why 'other' exists as a bucket when you think you can't find a better group for a PR

if you're into code, you should be into your PRs as well

[Atinder Saini @atindersaini]

@owengretzinger Hell yeah! There's a list of close candidates Triage highlights.

[Atinder Saini @atindersaini]

Everyone and their mom is generating code now. I mean everyone!

How do you know which ones matter? Your PR queue should tell you what to do next.

So we built CodeRabbit Triage.

Code is cheap. Judgment isn't.
https://t.co/lAZ7GZoOcZ

[CodeRabbit @coderabbitai]

https://t.co/xb5XNi5xnV

[Konrad @yoimkonrad]

I am actually (quite) proud of this one

[CodeRabbit @coderabbitai]

A list of open PRs can be complete and still not tell you what to do next.

> Does this PR need attention now?
> What it’s important?
> What’s the next action?

You shouldn't have to open each PR to find out.

https://t.co/udBqMb7kQu