Patrick Debois

Generative AI and DevOps specialist - co-author Devops Handbook -

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

Hello, https://t.co/ExHLEEGF0k - where I research agents and humans working together https://t.co/KQBoxCBseA

[Guy Podjarny @guypod]

Software Factories are extremely valuable, but hard to build. @tessl_io's new product may have just solved that 🙂

- Simple onboarding turns a repo into a factory in moments.
- Template loops for code review, vulnerability remediation, cost optimization and more.
- Built-in self-improvement for loops, compounding your factory’s value.
- Interactive factory floor for tracking activity and solving problems.
- Clear and simple metrics to know what you’re getting.

Tessl factories are fully built on open skills, which you create, hone and own indefinitely. We help you create skills from your history, and the factory starts to self-improve them from here.

Lastly, Tessl factories are declarative and easy to understand and manage. Config files composing skills and environments into actions, actions and triggers into loops, and multiple loops into a factory.

This is the equivalent of Infrastructure-as-Code for factories. Instead of a bunch of disparate scripts you piece together to understand what’s happening, they codify what the factory does. This means Tessl factories aren’t just easy to setup, they’re easy to manage too.

At the end of the day, our job as tool builders is to delight our users. Solve real problems with strong technology and great UX, that help them run fast. I feel the Tessl Factory is getting this job done.

If it wasn’t obvious, I’m excited by our new product 🙂
At the end of the day, our job is delight our users, and I firmly feel the Tessl Factory does so.

As part of the launch, we’re offering $200 free credits to all users. Try it out, and let us know what you think - I can’t wait to see what you build.

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

Context is everywhere

[AI Native Dev @ainativedev]

Trick or treat? We’re giving away 3 free tickets to AI DevCon NYC. 🎃

One final chance to join us at Industry City, Brooklyn, on November 2–4 for practical conversations about building with AI.

From context engineering and agent workflows to evals, security and scaling across teams, the programme focuses on challenges developers are working through today, with speakers from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, Microsoft and more.

Expect ideas you can take back to your team, and a chance to meet the people putting them into practice.

🎟️ Enter the raffle for your chance to win: https://t.co/kiBTAqSsc8

Know someone building with AI in NYC? Send this their way.

#AIDevCon #AIEngineering

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@konarkmodi Glad you were inspired! Appreciate the kudos for sure. Return that favor now to people around you.

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

It's fun to ask agents to use the #concurrentcd research and it producing these beautiful overviews. It's a draft of what's coming.

https://t.co/wgbom3oP8q

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@liran_tal ❤️- means a lot coming from you. Will release the inner Yoda in me!

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

Hello, https://t.co/ExHLEEGF0k - where I research agents and humans working together https://t.co/KQBoxCBseA

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@lbn_Abdullah It is indeed a fascinating field to explore!

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@JoCatalin argh, thanks for the invite. I’m travelling that day so can’t make it. Thanks for the offer!

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@shayan_jafar I find it exciting too! What "concurrency" problem is hurting you the most?

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@tmdpw Well if you choose one and then swap to the other if need?

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

What if sites were not only multi-cloud but also multi-framework? Would agents be able to maintain functionality across two stacks? #concurrentcd #php

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@tmdpw Same app but coded in two different frameworks, so you can instantly swap one out in case of security?

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@break_the_build like that observation!

[Danail Arapkuliev @arapkuliev]

Most companies roll out AI coding like this: “Here’s the tools. Engineering, figure it out.”

@patrickdebois says that’s why it stalls. A software factory needs a business decision and an owner.

Episode 2 of After the Last Engineer.

Youtube -> https://t.co/4aNWttd4Jq

[Adam Jacob @adamhjk]

I am thrilled to tell you that Swamp Club has raised $7m in seed funding from @AmplifyPartners, Encoded Ventures, @jesserobbins, and @stolinski. Swamp is a platform for building AI systems from repeatable behaviors, rather than from token-hungry agent-centric designs. More exciting to me than the money (which I'm stoked about,) or the product itself (which continues to surprise and delight me every day,) is the incredible group of people who have started solving real, practical, everyday problems with Swamp. They teach me new and exciting things about how to build with AI every day.

I'm grateful to my co-founders, who have poured every ounce of their creativity, passion, and intelligence into Swamp. I'm grateful to our users and customers (big and small) - there is no greater gift you can give to an entrepreneur than the validation that comes with voting with your wallets. And I'm grateful to our investors, who see the opportunity we see, and want to make it happen with us. It's such a cliche to say that there has never been a better time to build - but really, it feels like there has never been a better time to build. Come join the Club.

https://t.co/1YyHkbB1Ob

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

Will start sharing my Concurrent Delivery research
via https://t.co/ExHLEEG7aM

Currently - Preview (ai researched for now) - Site being build over the next weeks.

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@sebi2706 @Devoxx Could not press the heart icon as I feel heart broken to see your struggles. Safe travels

[Patrick Debois @patrickdebois]

@TonyDiefenbach @rauchg agreed you need both! Will check out Fulcrum