The best engineering teams are rethinking how they work with AI. Boris Cherny talks with technical leaders to uncover what's changing for their teams, from how they’re building with Claude Code to organization design, and the shifting workflows that come with it.
Featuring
Patrick Collison
Chief Executive Officer
About 36% of Stripe's pull requests now start as a prompt, with Claude Code doing the work in an isolated dev box. Patrick Collison explains how Stripe keeps five and a half nines of reliability, how one engineer merged 600 AI-written pull requests in six months with a single revert, and why he expects AI to raise the quality of Stripe's code.
“Stripe operates with five and a half nines of reliability. At the same time, we want to be developing and launching new products and features extremely quickly.”
Featuring
Rahul Sengottuvelu
Chief Technology Officer
Austin Ray
Staff Software Engineer
Ramp runs agents across its entire engineering lifecycle: writing code, reviewing it, monitoring production, and root-causing incidents. Boris Cherny sat down with CTO Rahul Sengottuvelu and Staff Software Engineer Austin Ray to talk Claude Code setups, loops versus dynamic workflows, and building with future models in mind.
“We’ve tried to build for what comes three to six months down the line, because when you’re building for what's available today, it might already be too late by the time you ship.”
Featuring
Niklas Gustavsson
Chief Architect and VP of Engineering
At Spotify, employees can describe an idea and have Claude build a working prototype in an hour or two. VP of Engineering Niklas Gustavsson walked us through it.
“I found myself not using an IDE anymore. The way that I was working had completely changed. A change that I had not seen in the 30 years that I’ve been doing this type of work.”
Featuring
Andy Fang
Co-founder and CTO
DoorDash runs Claude Code across their entire company and recently gave every one of their 4,000 employees access to Cowork. Boris Cherny, who created Claude Code at Anthropic, sat down with DoorDash co-founder Andy Fang to talk about how he’s delivering customer value faster by raising AI fluency across the company.
“It wasn’t until I was using Claude Code that I was shipping production code again. I had a major comeback.”
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