Why Your Coding Agent Needs Production Context
Like a lot of product people who still like to stay hands-on with code, I’ve been helping a friend with a small online store. The setup
Come find the Bluebox team at the AI Coding Summit NYC on Monday and Tuesday (November 16th and 17th). We'll be at Booth U both days, running live demos, talking Routines, and if you’re a tabletop RPG or D&D fan, we may have a special roll for you.
Booth U is our home for both days. Stefan Perndl and I will be there to help you see how an observability agent fits into your AI coding workflow.
Roll for initiative. Bring your laptop and a repo, and we can help you get started with Bluebox in your own code.
Not ready to hand your repo to a stranger you just met at the tavern? Wise. Come by anyway and watch a live demo built around whatever you actually work on.
We'll run live demos of the Bluebox observability agent all day. Ask us about Routines, and how they keep an agentic dev workflow healthy and flowing when your coding agents ship faster than anyone can watch production. Think of them as the party member on watch: passive Perception that never sleeps.
For the wizards. Sign up for a free account at bluebox.ai and connect a repo before Monday, and we'll get you fully deployed with Bluebox in 10 minutes, together at the booth.
See you in New York. Booth U.
Like a lot of product people who still like to stay hands-on with code, I’ve been helping a friend with a small online store. The setup
Come meet the Bluebox team at All Things Open in Raleigh, NC, Monday and Tuesday, October 19th and 20th at the Raleigh Convention Center. It is the largest
In this post: the questions Bluebox answers about a release, and the prompts to ask them. Then how we run them automatically in our own GitHub Actions pipeline,