More than 40% of pull requests on GitHub now start with an agent's first draft. In March it was 17%. This week GitHub made agentic workflows generally available inside Actions. Writing code is no longer the constraint. Review capacity and ownership are leadership decisions now.

A sketch worth keeping doesn't have to stay in the browser. Download Project in CodeRunner hands over the full Vite app, ready for your own editor. Unzip it and open it in your own editor. Free in the browser.

Salesforce now ships an agent kill switch and hard spending caps. Its own announcement admits fewer than half of companies running agents test them on live traffic. A stop button is the easy part. Knowing when to press it takes an owner and a live eval.

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The bet was that autonomy would come from replacing experience. It turns out autonomy depends on it. Whether an AI-assisted system holds up in production still comes down to judgment. Knowing which output looks right but isn't.

Enterprise trust in autonomous AI agents is falling, and the data says it should. 61% of organizations deploying agents had a customer-facing failure after a feature passed internal evals (VB Intelligence). A human review gate is how trust gets built.

Agent adoption in banking will be decided by permission design, not model quality. JPMorgan lets outside agents read balances but not pay bills with a customer's login. Amex gives the agent a scoped credential, never the card number.

For banks, blocking outside AI agents is the easy half. The hard half is what they offer the agent instead. Our Wealth Finder prototype gave Claude ten narrow tools on synthetic data. Reads were open. Writes stayed drafts until the user approved them.

A demo proves an idea works. A product has to work every day, at a cost someone approved. 21 checks for the gap between the two: ownership, quality, data, cost, security, change, support. Tick what's true today. lab829.com/pilot-to-pro...

AI Pilot-to-Production Checklist | Lab829

What usually breaks between an AI demo and a live product. A checklist across ownership, quality, data, cost, security, change and support, with why.

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Most AI pilots that stall don't have a model problem. They have an ownership, data or governance problem the demo hid. 10 yes/no questions to find yours. No sign-up, answers stay in your browser. lab829.com/ai-readiness...

AI Readiness Scorecard for Product Teams | Lab829

Ten yes/no questions across people, product, data, governance and delivery. Score your team and see where AI work usually stalls before it ships.

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Extension for Visual Studio Code - Aloe is a dark color theme for Visual Studio Code. Inspired by the Aloe plant.

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